From mighty bombers to nimble Pitt planes, here is all you need to know ahead of the Old Buckenham "Big One" Airshow 2023.
Where and when does the airshow take place?
The show takes place at Old Buckenham Airfield, Abbey Road, Old Buckenham, NR17 1PU.
This year it runs over the weekend of July 29 and 30 with gates open from around 10am.
The flying starts at 12pm, with the event ending at approximately 5pm on both days.
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What aircraft will be on display?
This year is the eleventh Old Buckenham Airshow and with 50 aircraft in total, it promises to be the biggest event yet.
Among the highlights include "Sally B" - a B-17 Flying Fortress - a three Spitfire formation, nine Red Arrows, the RAF Falcons Parachute Display Team, a Lancaster bomber and many more.
There will also be an electric aircraft formation display which organisers claim to be "quite possibly the first" of its kind in the country.
This year promises to be the biggest event yet (Image: Newsquest)
How do I get there and is there free parking?
Visitors are advised to use Hargham Road, just off the A11, to access the site, but are warned not to use the emergency route as it is no access and will likely cause delays.
Instead, follow the signs on-site to their free parking section.
They also urge people to avoid travelling through Attleborough which is likely to become congested.
What will there be to eat and drink?
The airfield's Food Village provides refreshments for attendees and includes the Attack and Destroy bar and pub, Dann's ice cream, doughnuts, and more.
The yearly event draws thousands of visitors from across the country (Image: Newsquest)
What will there be to do on the ground?
There will be plenty to do for families with young children, including a half-acre funfair with rides and amusements.
On display will also be a classic car show with vehicles from the last 80 years.
A family centre has private nappy changing and breast-feeding areas, as well as a new toilet facilities block.
There are also two museums honouring the 453rd Bomb Group and the 8th Air Force.
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Are dogs allowed at the show?
Yes, dogs are welcome at the Old Buckenham Airshow so long as they are kept on leads.
How much are the tickets and are they still available?
Day tickets start at £32.50 for adults, £16.25 for 12 to 16s, and under 12s go free but are required to book.
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