Wings & Wheels bowed out over two spectacular days on Saturday 15^th and Sunday 16^th June. A mix of sunshine, showers, mud, laughter, tears and the very best in air and motoring displays ensured the 15^th and final Show was a great success.

The final Wings & Wheels this Saturday 15^th and Sunday 16^th June is set to be our greatest show! The air display is known for its formations and the team have not disappointed this year. We are delighted to welcome, for our first formation, the ‘Ultimate Fighters’ comprising a Sea Fury and a Hurricane. Back from the 75^th anniversary D-Day celebrations, the Aces High DC3 will be pairing up with the B-17 Flying Fortress, Sally B, for our second formation.

Wings & Wheels are very proud of the Aerodrome’s Hawker heritage and what better way to end the final airshow on Sunday 16^th June but with one of the company’s iconic aircraft, the Hurricane.

Wings & Wheels are known for its special formations and the team have not disappointed for the final show with. We are delighted to welcome Ultimate Fighters with their Hawker Fury and Hurricane in a special display.

Wings & Wheels are delighted to welcome a new, unique display to the airshow, the G-Force Aerobatics Extra 300S flying with a 40% Scale Model.

Wings & Wheels are excited to announce that a Westland Lysander, the first aircraft to ever land at Dunsfold Aerodrome, will return to the aerodrome and display for the first time at the Show.

Wings & Wheels is delighted to confirm the Red Arrows will be headlining the air display on Saturday 15^th and Sunday 16^th June (Father’s Day) as the team returns for the fifteenth and final airshow at Dunsfold Aerodrome in Surrey.

For its 15^th Show, Wings & Wheels is returning to its original 2005 spot in June! The airshow will now take place on Saturday 15^th and Sunday 16^th June 2019.

Wings & Wheels got off to a flying start as the sun shone and the crowds descended on Dunsfold Aerodrome on Saturday 25^th August 2018.

The Red Arrows have cancelled. They are weathered in at Brize Norton. We are so sorry but safety must come first.