Farnborough International Airshow 2026 Day One flying display: Times and aircraft

From the F-35A and Typhoon to the VX4, A350 and Fursan Al Emarat, here is the complete Day One flying display timetable.

Fursan Al Emarat
Photo: Fursan Al Emarat

The flying display at the Farnborough International Airshow gets underway at 13:10 on Monday, 20 July, with almost three hours of military, commercial and next-generation aircraft taking to the skies.

Day One begins with the British Army’s Red Devils parachute display team, followed by the F-35A demonstration and Vertical Aerospace’s VX4 electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft.

The afternoon programme will also feature the Airbus A350 XWB, Embraer C-390 Millennium and Bombardier Global 8000, alongside fast-jet appearances from the Italian Air Force Eurofighter Typhoon and Czech Air Force L-159.

The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight’s C-47 Dakota will provide the historic element of the display before the United Arab Emirates’ Fursan Al Emarat aerobatic team closes the programme.

All times are local and remain subject to operational, weather and air traffic requirements.

TimeAircraft or display
13:10–13:25British Army Red Devils parachute display
13:30–13:43F-35A demonstration
13:46–13:54Vertical Aerospace VX4
13:57–14:05Airbus A350 XWB
14:10–14:24Chinook, Joint Aviation Command
14:28–14:37GE Aerospace Saab 340B
14:38–14:48BETA Technologies CX300
14:48–15:01Embraer C-390 Millennium
15:01–15:16Italian Air Force Eurofighter Typhoon
15:16–15:28Bombardier Global 8000
15:28–15:38Czech Air Force L-159
15:38–16:00Fursan Al Emarat

How to watch the Farnborough flying display live

Aerospace Global News is the only place to watch the official live feed of the Farnborough International Airshow flying display.

AGN’s coverage will give viewers around the world access to every scheduled flying display, from the opening Red Devils parachute jump through to the closing performance by Fursan Al Emarat.

The Day One stream begins ahead of the first display at 13:10 BST and can be watched live on Aerospace Global News.

Flying schedules can change at short notice due to weather, aircraft availability and operational requirements. AGN will provide the latest updates throughout the day from Farnborough.

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