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Rand Airport Airshow returns to Germiston after a three-year break

Aviation enthusiasts can look forward to aerobatics, historic aircraft and family entertainment when the popular airshow returns on August 30.

The Rand Airport Airshow returns to Germiston on Sunday, August 30, marking its first event since 2023 after a three-year break.

The much-anticipated airshow promises a full day of aviation displays, entertainment and family activities, with gates opening at 08:00 and the flying programme running from 10:00 to 15:30.

Visitors can expect aerial displays by some of South Africa’s best-known display pilots and aircraft, including the Rand Airport-based Puma Flying Lions, Harvards, Master Power Extra 330s and the classic Beech 18.

The programme features a mix of aerobatics, historic aircraft and high-energy flying performances throughout the day.

Visitors can enjoy historic aircraft, aerial performances and family entertainment throughout the day. Photo: Supplied

Beyond the flying displays, visitors can explore static aircraft exhibitions, while flight schools will showcase training programmes and career opportunities in the aviation industry.

Essential Fuels, the event’s headline sponsor, says supporting the airshow is about inspiring future generations.

“We’re proud to be the headline sponsor of this year’s Rand Airport Airshow, an event that brings people together to celebrate the excitement and possibility of aviation,” says Essential Fuels general manager Paul Kruger.

“Supporting the airshow is about more than aircraft and displays. It’s about opening young eyes to a world of opportunity, sparking curiosity about the industry and showing the many career paths aviation can offer.”

Food and drinks will be available throughout the day, while a dedicated beer tent will offer visitors a place to relax and enjoy the atmosphere.

The Rand Airport Airshow returns to Germiston on August 30 after a three-year break. Photo: Supplied

Organisers expect the event to attract aviation enthusiasts and families from across Gauteng and beyond.

Ticket prices

Tickets are available online through Quicket and will also be sold at the gate on the day.

  • Adults: R160
  • Pensioners: R120
  • Children under 12: R100
  • Children under two: Free

Tickets can be booked through Quicket.

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