The iconic IWM Duxford Summer Air Show returns this weekend (June 1 and June 2), and now is your last chance to get tickets.
This year, the event theme will be D-Day 80, which commemorates the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
The weekend will be jam-packed with some incredible sights in the skies.
On Saturday, June 1, there will be a series of air displays (scheduled to begin around 1pm), including a Rafale Solo Display team.
On Saturday, there is also set to be a mass parachute jump, featuring over 100 parachutists drop over Duxford from a flight of C-47 and Dakotas.
Daks over Duxford will return to commemorate D-Day 80 on 1-2 June at Duxford Summer Air Show: D-Day 80. (Image: IWM) (Image: IWM)
On Sunday, June 2, the D-Day Squadron will perform a flypast at 12 noon while on their way to Cherbourg to commemorate the D-Day landings.
After that, a full flying display is scheduled to begin at 1pm.
On Sunday you'll be able to cheer on The Red Arrows, a Spitfire, wing walkers, and even more incredible aircrafts.
The flying displays are weather dependent, however, IWM Duxford promises to be a great day out come rain or shine.
There will be no tickets available to buy on the day, so anyone who would like to attend the Saturday show must purchase tickets online by 11:59pm on Friday, May 31.
Anyone wanting to attend the Sunday show must purchase a ticket by 11:59pm on Saturday, June 1.
Tickets are available on the IWM Duxford website, which can be found by clicking here.
There will be an event shuttle bus service from and to Cambridge Train Station and Trumpington Park and Ride, which will be available to all ticket holders.
There will be much to see and do for all ages across the weekend, including family zones, fairground rides and more.
Further information is available on the IWM Duxford website.
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