For the second time in Sweden, Flygfesten invites you to a spectacular air show during the evening. You will experience twilight airshows with fireworks, visit our dance floor and beer tent or see some of our live performances. This will be an evening to remember! 

Friday Airshow	7:00 PM -10:30 PM   (Gates open at 5:00 PM)
Friday evening, entertainment	10:00 PM - 1:00 AM
Saturday Airshow	11:00 AM - 4:30 PM   (Gates open at 8:00 AM)
Saturday evening, entertainment	9:00 PM - 1:00 AM   (Gates open at 8:00 PM)
Saturday airshow	11:00 AM - 4:30 PM   (Gates open at 8:00 AM)

The times are preliminary and may change. Stay updated via social media @Flygfesten or the website.

Flygfesten presents Jörgen Davidsson, Steppen Sonestedt, and Kenneth Öhrn with a three-ship Tiger Moth formation! The de Havilland Tiger Moth is a two-seat British biplane designed in the 1930s to be used as a training aircraft. The plane served in the air forces of many countries all the way up to the 1950s, and even today, many examples are still flown privately.

It’s not really something you can sum up in a single image but it deserves its own program slot! The fireworks that wrap up Friday evening’s entire air show program. Were you there last time and thought, 'This can’t be topped'? Oh yes it can. This year, we're going even bigger! 

Elias Svens and Mats Olsson are each flying a Zlin-526 at the Air Show!
The Zlin-526 was originally designed in 1959, and more than 1,400 were produced, many for military and private flight schools.

Father and son, Daniel and Max Casselby, are coming to the Flygfesten airshow and will be flying their model aircraft — a half-scale Clipped Wing Piper Cub powered by a 275cc twin engine, and an Edge 540 with a 120cc twin engine.

In their day jobs, they work as drone pilots, filming cool sequences for the film industry, among others!

Johan Tiger is coming to Flygfesten with his MTO Sport Gyrocopter! 
But what exactly is a gyrocopter? A gyrocopter, or autogyro, is a unique type of aircraft that looks like a mix between a helicopter and an airplane. It is propelled forward by a propeller, while the rotor spins freely in the air to generate lift. This makes it incredibly stable, slow-flying, and capable of very short takeoffs – truly a hybrid between a helicopter and an airplane!

Dala Skydiving Club is coming to Flygfesten!
During Flygfesten, we once again get to enjoy breathtaking jumps from Dala Skydiving Club! They’ll be on site all three days, performing spectacular skydives with smoke and flags. Don’t miss the moment they leap from the skies and land right in the middle of the airfield!

Aerosparx from England is returning to Flygfesten in Dala-Järna – and they’re flying all three days!
On Saturday and Sunday, they’ll perform daytime formation flying with smoke, and on Friday evening they’ll light up the sky with their glowing LED lights, fireworks, and a breathtaking formation display you won’t soon forget. Who remembers Aerosparx from Friday night last time?

This iconic twin-engine medium bomber from World War II, renowned for its role in the daring Doolittle Raid of 1942, is one of the most dazzling aircraft ever built in the United States. Powered by two 14-cylinder radial engines from the Curtiss-Wright Corporation, delivering a combined output of over 3,400 horsepower, it reaches top speeds exceeding 500 km/h.

The Flying Bulls' B-25J, built in 1945, has been meticulously restored to perfection and gleams with its high-gloss polished aluminum body. Its distinctive glass nose dome and glazed rear section not only offer a historical experience but also some of the most sought-after photo opportunities in their fleet.

Flygfesten will be visited by the spectacular Jet Para Hawk Team – a British display team known for their advanced aerial acrobatics using jet-powered paramotors, complete with smoke and fireworks. They will perform on all three days: Friday evening, and during the day on Saturday and Sunday. Jet Para Hawk is a unique feature in the world of airshows, where engineering meets extreme sport at the highest level. This is the first time the team is visiting Flygfesten in Dala-Järna – an event you don’t want to miss.

With a background as a European Champion and multiple-time winner in the Red Bull Air Race, Daniel’s flying is not just top-level technique – it’s pure, adrenaline-fueled precision, power, and passion.

Hold your breath as Daniel Ryfa, one of Europe’s most acclaimed aerobatic pilots, pushes the limits of what’s possible in the air with his high-performance Edge 540 – one of the world’s most advanced aerobatic aircraft!

When Daniel Ryfa takes to the skies over Dala-Järna in his self-built Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5, you’re taken on a journey back to the pioneering days of aviation. This is not just an airshow – it’s a living piece of history! You’ll witness one of the most iconic fighter planes of World War I in action.

Experience the echoes of history and raw power as The Flying Bulls, with pilot Miguel Hochleitner, arrive at Flygfesten in the legendary North American T-28B Trojan – a 1950s icon that continues to impress in the skies. With 1,425 horsepower and a top speed of 630 km/h, this classic warbird delivers an airshow that combines elegance, precision, and a sound that makes the ground tremble.

The flying bulls and Eskil Amdal flies with the F4U Corsair all three days at Flygfesten! The Corsair is one of the most iconic fighter planes from World War II and the Korean War. With its distinctive bent wing, powerful engine, and rugged construction, it quickly became a favorite among U.S. Navy pilots and a feared enemy in the air.

The Corsair first flew in 1940 and became the first single-engine American fighter plane to exceed 400 mph (640 km/h). Thanks to its folding wing design, the Corsair primarily served as a carrier-based fighter and attack aircraft.

Finn Terje Skyrud and Lars Ness are flying the Bücker Bü 131 Jungmann at the Flygfesten air show, a German training aircraft developed during the 1930s.
The aircraft was built using a combination of steel, wood, and fabric. Test flights revealed excellent performance, and it became popular both with civilian flight schools and in the German air force, the Luftwaffe. The model was also exported to countries such as Hungary and Romania, and was license-built in places like Switzerland and Japan.
During World War II, the plane was used not only for training but also in night raids against Soviet forces, as it could carry small bombs weighing 1–2 kilograms. Despite the war, many examples survived, and production continued – as late as the 1950s, the model was still being produced in Czechoslovakia under the designation C.4.

The Grasshopper formation from Norway with the pilots Dag Flatebø, Odd Johnny Pettersen, Per Anders Johnsen will be flying all three days at Flygfesten
The Piper L-4 Grasshopper is a military version of the famous 1930’s Piper Cub. 
The aircraft has a simple, lightweight design which gives it good low-speed handling properties and short-field performance. 
The Grasshopper/Cub is one of the best known light aircraft of all time. The L-4 was typically used for reconnaissance, artillery spotting, and moving personnel behind the lines.

Jonas Larsson and Johan Gustafsson present a newly formed duo for Flygfesten, Team Thunder!

Flying a formation with two completely different aircraft, the Thorp T18 and the Laser, is a true challenge due to their distinct speeds and flight characteristics but they master it brilliantly! This duo performs airshows all across Europe, and at Flygfesten, they will fly on all three days: Friday evening, as well as Saturday and Sunday during the day. Don’t miss it!

Johan Gustafsson comes to Flygfesten with his SZD-59 ACRO, it is one of the best aerobatic gliders in Sweden. Johan has become famous around the world for his great glider aerobatic airshows. You will see a very nice performance by Johan in Dala-Järna as it also is his home base. Johan is two time world champion in Advanced Glider aerobatics.

A highly appreciated and essential part of the Flygfesten airshow in Dala-Järna. 
With his Sukhoi 31, Jurgis performs incredible aerobatic maneuvers that leave the audience breathless! Don't miss the Friday evening airshow featuring Jurgis!

Supermarine Spitfire was a British fighter designed by Reginald Joseph Mitchell in the 1930s. It is best known for its efforts during the Battle of Britain and was one of the most important aircraft of World War II. Something to look forward to!

Biltema Airshow Norway and Espen Tjetland flying the P-51 Mustang at Flygfesten! The P-51 Mustang is one of the true classics from World War II. It was built as a fighter, reconnaissance, and bomber aircraft. Its primary mission was to escort and defend Allied bombers all the way into Germany and back to England. Of the approximately 16,000 Mustangs produced, nearly 300 remain preserved today, but only a little over a hundred are considered airworthy. One of them will be at Flygfesten 2025!

Flygfesten presents TEAM 50: Alf Ingesson Thoor, Curt Cronerud, Bertil Nilsson, Magnus Borg och Tord Grönvik. With a group of 5 Saab Safir they will performe a stunning airshow. The SAAB Safir aircraft was used by the Swedish Air Force as a school, training, transport and reconnaissance aircraft between year 1946 - 1993.

Henrik "Sunshine" Björling flies a spectacular show with Gripen at Flygfesten in Dala-Järna! In addition to Saturday's and Sunday's air show, Gripen also flies on Friday night's air show program. Do not miss the chance to see Gripen light afterburner at dusk!