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Warriors Over the Wasatch Air Show scheduled for May 2027

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Warriors Over the Wasatch Air Show scheduled for May 2027
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The Warriors Over the Wasatch Air Show is scheduled to return to Utah on May 1–2, 2027. According to an October 13 statement, the event will feature the theme Forging Airpower: 80 Years of Excellence.

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  • The air show is scheduled for May 1–2, 2027, at Hill Air Force Base.
  • The theme for the 2027 event is Forging Airpower: 80 Years of Excellence.
  • The event will include military aerial demonstrations and a dedicated STEM hangar.
  • Admission to the air show will be free and open to the public.

The Warriors Over the Wasatch Air Show is scheduled to return to Utah on May 1–2, 2027, according to an October 13 statement. This upcoming event will feature the theme Forging Airpower: 80 Years of Excellence.

Hill Air Force Base will host the event to showcase military aerial demonstration teams and a lineup of military and civilian aviators. The show will include displays of modern and historic military aircraft, opportunities to interact with Airmen, and a STEM hangar featuring aerospace exhibits.

Col. Eric Quidley, the 75th Air Base Wing commander, stated that the 2027 theme is intended to highlight the work of maintainers, logisticians, and engineers. Quidley noted the event is vital for recruiting efforts and serves as a thank you to the community.

The Warriors Over the Wasatch Air Show is one of the largest military air shows in the nation and the largest public event in Utah. Admission to the event is free and open to the public.

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