Air Shows Magazine

Putting on a high-quality air show is a costly endeavor. Permits, performer costs, rentals, on-site vendors, and insurance costs can easily exceed tens —...

By Roger Mola The lull in air shows last season nudged the Thunderbirds into rebooting their performance for the first time since 1983 when the...

By Collin Callahan So far, 2021 looks very similar to 2020: many businesses closed, events of all sorts cancelled, and Americans donning masks for even...

ICAS has developed a 90-minute webinar on organizing and executing a drive-in style air show that was held on March 18. In addition to...

The tone and expectations of delegates participating in the 2020 Virtual ICAS Convention were optimistic, but realistic. More than 600 air show professionals participated...

It would be a gross understatement to say that the COVID-19 virus was a gut punch to the air show industry.  Unlike the sequestration...

The COVID-19 environment presents significant challenges for the planning of our events in the future. We’re going to have to brainstorm, be bold and...

Nothing has affected the modern air show industry as widely and as negatively as COVID-19, forcing widespread cancellations and changing the entire fabric of...

For Kevin Walsh, it's a constant fight for everything. His Thunder Over Michigan Air Show is held each year in Ypsilanti, just outside of...

By Collin Callahan In the United States and around the world, governments and individual business operators are working to identify specific methods and benchmarks by...