TODAY is the penultimate day of the 2022 Bournemouth Air Festival.

Festival goers will be treated to a bumper line-up of breath-taking displays – as well as some new attractions.

Thrill seekers will be able to enjoy a stunt race involving a Sunseeker Hawk 38 and an aerobatic G-JPIT plane.

Read more: Stunt race between muscle biplane and Sunseeker boat at Bournemouth Air Festival

The Sea and Sky Sprint will take place today and tomorrow.

The American B-52 bomber is set to make an appearance on Saturday before the Red Arrows take flight with their special formation celebrating the Platinum Jubilee.

Updates on any displays will be available on our blog throughout the day, and also on the Bournemouth Air Festival app.

Please note, the aircraft listed below are subject to availability and weather conditions. 

For all the latest Air Festival news, visit bournemouthecho.co.uk/air

Saturday, September 3

Flying starts from 12.45pm

Aerosuperbatics Wingwalkers

T67 Firefly

Mustang

RAF Chinook/The Blades

The Blades Aerobatic Display Team

RAF Chinook

Firebirds

BBMF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight

Typhoon & Spitfire

RAF Typhoon

Super Pitts Muscle Plane & Sunseeker

Super Pitts Muscle Plane

Hawker Fury & Tempest

Swordfish & Wasp

Royal Navy Wildcat

RAF Red Arrows

Read more: What time are the Red Arrows flying in Bournemouth air show 2022? See schedule

Night Air – start time 7.15pm

Rolls Royce Spitfire

RAF Typhoon

Tigers Parachute Display Team

Firebirds

Otto the Helicopter

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What else is happening?

During Night Air in the Lower Gardens, you’ll find the Royal Marines Unarmed Combat Team, HMRM Band Portsmouth Beat Retreat Ceremony.

Plus, the final firework display of the festival takes place at 10pm at Bournemouth Pier.