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Barnstormers Airshow returns to Kempton Park on October 31

Model aircraft, jets, helicopters and aerobatic displays will take centre stage at the annual Barnstormers Airshow, with family entertainment and food stalls also on offer.

The Barnstormers Model Flying Club will host its annual Barnstormers Airshow on October 31 at its flying field on the R25 near Kempton Park.


The event will feature a full day of radio-controlled aviation displays, including jets, warbirds, helicopters, drones and precision aerobatic demonstrations.

The event will also include food stalls, hobby exhibits, a children’s entertainment area and designated spectator viewing areas.


Visitors can expect flying displays by model aircraft pilots from across South Africa, showcasing scale replicas of well-known aircraft alongside the latest radio-controlled aviation technology.

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The event will also include food stalls, hobby exhibits, a children’s entertainment area and designated spectator viewing areas.

Club vice-chairperson Paul Randall said the airshow is about bringing together model aviation enthusiasts from around the country.

The event will feature a full day of radio-controlled aviation displays, including jets, warbirds, helicopters, drones and precision aerobatic demonstrations.

“Barnstormers has always been about sharing the joy of flight. We’re inviting pilots from clubs across the country to join us and make this year’s show our biggest yet,” he said.


The airshow has become a popular annual attraction, drawing visitors from Kempton Park, Benoni, Boksburg and surrounding areas.

The event will also include food stalls, hobby exhibits, a children’s entertainment area and designated spectator viewing areas.

Gates open at 08:00. Entry costs R100 per car and R50 per motorcycle, while family packages will also be available. The venue offers secure parking and visitor facilities.

For more information, visit www.barnstormersmfc.club or call 073 313 8078.

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