Aviation fans across the Mediterranean and beyond have a major reason to mark their calendars as SoloTurk, the Turkish Air Force’s electrifying single-aircraft aerobatic team, is confirmed to return to the Malta International Airshow in 2025.

The announcement has sparked a buzz among enthusiasts eager to see the F-16 Fighting Falcon tear through the skies once again, bringing its signature blend of precision and power back to this sun-soaked island. The Malta International Airshow, a biennial showcase of aerial excellence, continues to cement its reputation as a standout event, and SoloTurk’s return only heightens the excitement for what’s shaping up to be an unforgettable weekend.

Organisers of the Malta International Airshow have announced that the Royal Air Force’s Red Arrows will make their much-anticipated return to the island in 2025. Scheduled for September 27-28, the world-famous aerobatic team will headline a weekend packed with high-flying action, bringing their signature precision and flair back to Maltese skies after their last appearance in 2023.

The organisers of the Malta International Airshow have announced a truly rare spectacle for their 2025 event—the Spanish Navy AV-8B+ Harrier II will take center stage with a breathtaking demonstration. One Harrier is slated to perform in the flying display, but attendees will be treated to the sight of two aircraft in total, with both available for close inspection on static display throughout the weekend. Adding to the excitement, the Spanish Navy is bringing two skilled demo pilots, each scheduled to showcase their prowess—one on Saturday, September 27th, and the other on Sunday, September 28th. This marks a historic moment for Malta, as it will be the first Harrier display on the island since 2010, a gap of 15 years that has left aviation enthusiasts eagerly awaiting its return.

The Malta International Airshow is set to make a grand return on the 27th and 28th of September, 2025. The skies over Malta will once again come alive with breathtaking displays, marking a significant moment for aviation enthusiasts and the local community alike.