Dayton Air Show 2025
The 2025 CenterPoint Energy Dayton Air Show featuring the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds June 21-22
Event details
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Dayton Air Show 2025 - United States Air Force Thunderbirds
The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds return to Dayton
Show Dates: June 21-22, 2025. Gates Open: 9am. Gates Close: 6pm
After an incredible 50th celebration, the CenterPoint Energy Dayton Air Show Presented by Kroger is primed and ready to kick off the next 50 years with the return of the US Air Force Thunderbirds in 2025 at Dayton International Airport.
The Thunderbirds will headline a jaw dropping lineup of performers and aircraft ground displays in what will be one of the biggest and most special air shows in Dayton history.
The air show features food and fun for fans of all ages. Seating is limited and typically sells out well in advance of the event.
In addition, there are activities and events that will capture the imagination of kids of all ages, including interactive, hands-on activities, experiments, and demonstrations for children ages 6-16.
→ DO bring sunscreen, hats, cameras, good walking shoes, and folding chairs
→ DON’T bring coolers, pets, weapons, tents, and drones
Scheduled Performers at the 2025 Dayton Air Show
- U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds
The Thunderbirds will headline the 2025 Dayton Air Show. - U.S. Army Golden Knights
Formed in 1959, the Golden Knights are the Army’s official demonstration team. - B-29 Superfortress -Doc
One of only two B-29's still flying in the world. - USAF C-17 Globemaster III East Coast Demo
Back again this year! - Red Bull Air Force
Pushing the limits of flight in a show stopping demonstration. - Brian Correll
This is not your dad’s Pitts… - Vertigo Airshows - Bob Carlton
His Salto sailplane pushing boundaries. - Mini Jet Airshows - Tom Larkin
A 300 mph fully aerobatic mini jet. - Firewalkers International Pyro
High explosives, gasoline, and fireworks in stunning choreography. - Third Strike Wingwalking
A thrilling, emotional and historical performance you won't forget. - FighterJets Jet Demo Team
Until the F-16 entered service, the MIG-17 was the tightest-turning fighter in the world. - T-34 Association
The T-34 Mentor was flown by the U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marines. - Goodyear Blimp
Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Goodyear Blimp program - Maverick & Iceman
See and talk to the iconic duo in person at the show!
Note: Show schedule is the same for both days. All acts and times are subject to change without notice. The air show takes place rain or shine. The flying schedule of the show could be adjusted if needed depending on weather.
