The Atlanta Air Show is a thrilling event held every year at the Atlanta Regional Airport in Peachtree City, Georgia. This exciting air show draws crowds from across the region to witness a spectacular display of aviation prowess and skill. Featuring an impressive lineup of both modern and vintage aircraft, the show includes breathtaking aerobatic performances, high-speed jet demonstrations, and stunning formations.
Event Highlights
This unique aero show boasts an impressive lineup of headliners, including the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, Georgia State Patrol Helicopters, and the U.S. Air Force F-35A Lightning II Demonstration Team. This year, one of the standout performers at the Falcon Field is Greg Koontz, a world-renowned aerobatic instructor who has demonstrated his remarkable skills at airshows globally. Visitors will be thrilled by the incredible stunts performed by both military and civilian pilots. Additionally, the event features interactive exhibits, flight simulators, live music, delicious food, and a variety of other entertainment.
Tickets
Visitors can choose from a variety of ticket options for the Atlanta Air Show. General Admission Early Bird tickets start at $32. Due to limited parking capacity, all general admission tickets are sold as packages that include a parking pass and shuttle bus transportation from a nearby lot. For a premium experience, the Flight Line Club VIP offers exclusive tents for dining and shade, a catered lunch, and unlimited beer, wine, soft drinks, and water throughout the day. Early Bird prices for this VIP experience start at $189 for a single day. Another popular option is Preferred Seating, located directly on the flight line for optimal viewing. With only eight seats per row, you'll have easy aisle access and padded chairs for extra comfort. Early Bird prices for Preferred Seating start at $69.
Origin of the Atlanta Air Show
The first "aerial stadium" show was held in Atlanta in 2017. Originally, it took place in October at Atlanta Motor Speedway in Hampton. Audiences gasped with delight watching the most advanced fighter aircraft in the world F-22 Raptor, the A-10 Warthog, the B-25 "Panchito" World War II bomber, as well as a P-51 Mustang.
