With the cleanest nose at Flygfesten, Jonas Larsson and Johan Gustafsson present a newly formed duo for Flygfesten—Team Thunder! Flying the Thorp T18 and the Laser, they have mastered the art of formation flying with two completely different aircraft, each with unique speeds and flight characteristics. And they do it brilliantly! This duo performs at 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!

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With a spotter ticket, you get access to two dedicated spotter areas—one in the north and one in the south. The ticket is valid for all days, Friday to Sunday. However, spots are limited, so secure your place today Get your spotter ticket now!

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Janne Andersson will fly Vampire at Flygfesten! Vampire was one of the earliest jet aircraft to be introduced in 1946. It became very popular, with over 4,000 units manufactured. Sweden, Norway, and Finland have all had Vampire in their air forces. Vampire was an exceptionally versatile aircraft that set many records. Among other achievements, it was the first Royal Air Force aircraft to reach a top speed of over 800 km/h. It was also a Vampire that became the first jet aircraft to take off and land on an aircraft carrier. In 1948, a new altitude record was set at 18,119 meters, and later that same year, Vampire became the first jet aircraft to fly across the Atlantic.

Flygfesten presents Team 50! Magnus Borg, Tord Grönvik, Alf Ingesson Thoor, Curt Cronerud and Bertil Nilsson. With a group of 5 Saab Safirs, they will put on an exciting airshow at Flygfesten. The Saab Safir aircraft was used by the Swedish Air Force as a training, transport, and reconnaissance plane from 1946 to 1993.

Biltema Airshow Norway and Espen Tjetland will fly 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 role became escorting and defending Allied bombers all the way into Germany and back to England. Of the approximately 16,000 Mustangs that were built, nearly 300 are preserved today, but only just over a hundred are considered airworthy. One of them will be at Flygfesten 2025!

Saturday's and Sunday's airshow: 

Friday's evening airshow

 

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.