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NAS Oceana Air Show to take place in September

Elizabeth Jones

Tuesday, August 31, 2010, 9:00:00 AM
NAS Oceana Air Show to take place in SeptemberThe 2010 NAS Oceana Air Show will give everyone the chance to witness the best that the military aviation world has to offer.

The show will be held on Virginia Beach from September 17-19, according to WAVY-TV, and will showcase the best of the aviation industry. Admission to the event is free.

The main event will happen on Saturday and Sunday, with the real action kicking off at 10:00 a.m. culminating in an epic performance by the Blue Angels fighter squadron. On Friday night, there will be a stunning performance during around sunset, called the Twilight Air Show, reports the news source.

After the show on Saturday, the Oceana Air Show Beach Blast will return to the beachfront, and will feature a free concert and a Super Hornet flyover followed by a team parachute jump on the beach.


Don't miss the opportunity to see one of the greatest shows this September at NAS Oceana. Since the show is at the base, everyone's bags will be inspected upon entrance.





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