Saturday 13 July will see the return of the popular Durban Airshow, with six and a half hours of non-stop aviation fun, as well as a host of family entertainment elements.
The final lineup has been confirmed with four heavy aircraft, including a Boeing 737-200, set to dominate Durban’s skies. The Boeing 737-200 will do a 15 minute aerial display, which will truly be a sight to behold with an aircraft of this size.
There will also be a race between a Mini Cooper provided by SMG Rocks and a plane – bets are on about who the winner will be!
“We have re-established the show with many new aircraft and other exciting attractions. There are no repeats in the programme so the crowds will not be disappointed by the non-stop action,” said Durban Airshow Landside Director, Justin Scott.
The show includes never-before-seen aircraft such as the JS-1 Glider, a hovercraft display and several business aircraft, the Phenom 300, Eclipse 500 and the CT4.
Tickets are R100 for adults and R50 for kids under 12 years old. Family packages, only available online and through pre-bookings, will include deals of R250 for a family of four and R290 for a family of five.
Tickets can be purchased at www.kznwinterairtour.co.za or can be purchased on the day. For more information email info@kznwinterairtour.co.za or visit the website.