As it is revealed the Queen has given the event her ‘royal blessing’, organizers say two new presentations will take place during the four-day event. This year’s show has been renamed a special Platinum Jubilee Bournemouth Air Festival.

What are the two new screens? The US B-52 bomber is set to make an appearance on Saturday before the Red Arrows fly their special Platinum Jubilee formation. Meanwhile, the iconic Second World War hero Spitfire will join the mighty modern Typhoon for several thrilling passes on Friday. Read more:

What did the Queen say about the Air Festival? Bournemouth Mayor Cllr Robert Lawton celebrates a letter from the Queen giving her best wishes at this year’s festival. Cllr Lawton wrote to the Queen earlier in the year inviting her to the festival, which he said was dedicated to Her Majesty and aimed to celebrate her 70 years of service. In a letter, the Queen’s Diary Secretary, Mrs Helen Cross, said the Queen would not be able to attend but she hoped “very much that the Air Festival is a successful and enjoyable one for all who attend”. Cllr Lawton said: “It is a huge privilege to receive this letter from the Queen in her historic platinum year. Read more: Bournemouth Air Festival 2022: What’s flying on day one “The Bournemouth Air Festival embodies everything that comes under the Queen’s authority as Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, so it is a great honor that she has recognized our mark of respect in this way and I am delighted to be able to celebrate this momentous year with the most suitable way”.

Anything else new for this year? Sunseeker’s high-performance day boat, the Hawk 38, will go head-to-head with the G-JPIT aeroplane, in the new Sea and Sky Sprint. Read more: Bournemouth Air Festival trick with plane and Sunseeker A new stunt race is coming to this year’s Bournemouth Air Festival. Images: Sunseeker International/Richard Goodwin The G-JPIT is a purpose-built, highly modified Pitts Biplane that gives it improved maneuverability and an unmatched power-to-weight ratio. Meanwhile, the Sunseeker Hawk 38 offers a top speed of up to 70 mph (62kts). The Sea and Sky Sprint will take place on Saturday September 3rd and Sunday September 4th of the four-day festival.

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As it is revealed the Queen has given the event her ‘royal blessing’, organizers say two new presentations will take place during the four-day event. This year’s show has been renamed a special Platinum Jubilee Bournemouth Air Festival.

What are the two new screens? The US B-52 bomber is set to make an appearance on Saturday before the Red Arrows fly their special Platinum Jubilee formation. Meanwhile, the iconic Second World War hero Spitfire will join the mighty modern Typhoon for several thrilling passes on Friday. Read more:

What did the Queen say about the Air Festival? Bournemouth Mayor Cllr Robert Lawton celebrates a letter from the Queen giving her best wishes at this year’s festival. Cllr Lawton wrote to the Queen earlier in the year inviting her to the festival, which he said was dedicated to Her Majesty and aimed to celebrate her 70 years of service. In a letter, the Queen’s Diary Secretary, Mrs Helen Cross, said the Queen would not be able to attend but she hoped “very much that the Air Festival is a successful and enjoyable one for all who attend”. Cllr Lawton said: “It is a huge privilege to receive this letter from the Queen in her historic platinum year. Read more: Bournemouth Air Festival 2022: What’s flying on day one “The Bournemouth Air Festival embodies everything that comes under the Queen’s authority as Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, so it is a great honor that she has recognized our mark of respect in this way and I am delighted to be able to celebrate this momentous year with the most suitable way”.

Anything else new for this year? Sunseeker’s high-performance day boat, the Hawk 38, will go head-to-head with the G-JPIT aeroplane, in the new Sea and Sky Sprint. Read more: Bournemouth Air Festival trick with plane and Sunseeker A new stunt race is coming to this year’s Bournemouth Air Festival. Images: Sunseeker International/Richard Goodwin The G-JPIT is a purpose-built, highly modified Pitts Biplane that gives it improved maneuverability and an unmatched power-to-weight ratio. Meanwhile, the Sunseeker Hawk 38 offers a top speed of up to 70 mph (62kts). The Sea and Sky Sprint will take place on Saturday September 3rd and Sunday September 4th of the four-day festival.