This weekend, the skies of San Javier will come alive with the roar of engines and the artistry of flight as Festival Aéreo Aire 25 takes center stage. Commemorating the 40th anniversary of Patrulla Águila, the Spanish Air & Space Force’s cherished aerobatic team, this landmark event is set to captivate aviation enthusiasts and families alike. Hosted at San Javier Air Base and the beaches of the Mar Menor, Aire 25 marks a historic moment—the final public jet display by Patrulla Águila before their transition to the advanced Pilatus PC-21 turboprop, signaling a new chapter for the team that has thrilled audiences since 1985.

This Sunday, 8th June 2025, the RAF Cosford Airshow will take flight at its namesake base in Shropshire, cementing its status as one of the premier events in the British aviation calendar. With tickets already sold out, anticipation is soaring for a day that promises to deliver a potent mix of aerial excellence, historical reflection, and forward-looking inspiration.

Imagine stepping onto the sprawling grounds of Ragley Hall Estate in Warwickshire, the air buzzing with excitement as the Midlands Air Festival 2025 prepares to take flight. This isn’t just another airshow—it’s a three-day celebration of aviation that blends the roar of historic warbirds, the grace of aerobatic displays, and the serene beauty of over 100 hot air balloons lifting off into the sky. Set for May 30 to June 1, this event promises a spectacle that stands out on the UK circuit, delivering rare aircraft displays and a unique fusion of aerial thrills you won’t find anywhere else.

After a two-year break, the Čáslav Air Base Open Day is set to return with a roar on May 17, 2025, welcoming aviation enthusiasts, families, and curious visitors to a day packed with excitement and pride. Held at the historic Čáslav Air Base in the Czech Republic, this event promises a thrilling celebration of military and civilian aviation, spotlighting the 20th anniversary of the JAS-39 Gripen and the 25th anniversary of the L-159 ALCA in service with the Czech Army. From jaw-dropping flight displays to hands-on ground exhibits, the Open Day offers something for everyone, all free of charge.

In 2025, the Polish Air Force Academy marks a monumental milestone—its 100th anniversary. This historic occasion will be celebrated with the Science and Aviation Picnic, an extraordinary event set for June 14 in Dęblin. Unlike the internationally focused Radom airshow, this gathering is a purely Polish affair, offering what may be the year’s best chance to see the nation’s military aircraft from the Air Force, Navy, and Army soar through the skies in a breathtaking display of skill and power.

On Monday, central London hummed with anticipation as VE Day celebrations kicked off outside Parliament Square, commemorating 80 years since Victory in Europe. D-Day veteran Alan Kennett, joined by air cadet officers, signaled the start of a vibrant procession featuring over 1,300 members of the UK Armed Forces, uniformed services, and youth groups. Led by the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment, the march traced a historic route—past the Cenotaph, under Admiralty Arch, and down the Mall to Buckingham Palace. This grand display set the stage for a stunning flypast, as 23 aircraft prepared to roar overhead in tribute to a defining moment in history.

On May 1, 2025, the skies over Rivolto Air Base in Udine, Italy, came alive with the thunderous sound of jet engines and the vibrant streaks of red, white, and green smoke trails. This was no ordinary day—it marked the final training flight of the Frecce Tricolori, the Italian Air Force’s National Aerobatic Team, signaling the launch of their 2025 display season. Around 10,000 aviation enthusiasts from every corner of Italy flocked to the historic base, home to the 2nd Wing and the 313th Aerobatic Training Group, to witness this event, a powerful testament to the team’s enduring popularity and the public’s love for their breathtaking performances.

In recent years, the German Air Force and Army have dramatically increased their presence at airshows across Europe, particularly since 2022. This resurgence has brought renewed attention to the skill, precision, and technological sophistication of German military aviation. Among the most exciting developments to emerge from this period is Display Team Germany, an ambitious and innovative initiative that unites eight distinct solo display teams from various air bases across the country. With plans to become the largest display team in the world, this collective effort showcases an impressive array of aircraft—including the Eurofighter Typhoon, Tornado, NH90, Tiger, CH-53, and A400M—while aiming to inspire a new generation of aviation enthusiasts and professionals. At the heart of this endeavor is Alex "NOBLE" Stegmair, the German Air Force Typhoon Solo Display pilot from Taktisches Luftwaffengeschwader 74 (TaktLwG 74) at Neuburg Air Base, whose vision and leadership have been instrumental in bringing Display Team Germany to life.

The roar of engines, the elegance of aerobatics, and the timeless charm of vintage aircraft—few events capture the imagination quite like an airshow. Across Europe, these gatherings celebrate aviation’s past, present, and future, drawing crowds of enthusiasts, families, and curious onlookers alike. The 2025 European Airshow Season is poised to launch with exceptional flair, thanks to two remarkable events: Den ve vzduchu Plasy (Plasy Air Day) in the Czech Republic and the inaugural JedlińSKY 2025 in Poland. Scheduled for late April, these airshows promise to set the tone for a thrilling year of aerial spectacles.