Paul Bennet will bring his famous aerobatics show to the Tocumwal skies this month.
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The skies above the Murray River will soon roar to life as Paul Bennet Airshows brings an adrenaline-fuelled aerial display to the Tocumwal Airshow on Sunday, September 21 at Tocumwal Airport.
Australia’s top aerobatic pilot, Paul Bennet, will be performing his signature high-energy solo display in the Wolf Pitts Pro, the world’s most powerful aerobatic biplane.
Bennet will be joined by his 20-year-old son, Jett, who, as Australia’s youngest aerobatic pilot, will showcase his skills in the Wolf Pitts 360.
Bennet said he and his son were honoured to bring their show to the iconic destination.
“Audiences can expect a dynamic, high-energy display with everything from solo aerobatics to formation flying and smoke-on passes,” he said.
Sky Aces perform a spectacular aerobatics display in the skies of Lara. Paul Bennet is in the Wolf Pitts Pro and Glenn Graham and Ben Lappin are in the Pitts S1-S.
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The event will feature a range of Paul Bennet Airshows’ standout aircraft, including the Wolf Pitts Pro — the most powerful aerobatic biplane in the world — and a fleet of striking war birds, vintage trainers and fast-paced formation routines that will delight aviation fans of all ages.
“We’re not just putting on a show — we’re celebrating Australia’s aviation legacy,” Bennet said.
“It’s about inspiring the next generation and honouring those who’ve flown before us.”
Once a vital World War II airbase for the Royal Australian Air Force, Tocumwal Airport offers a fitting stage for this aviation spectacular, bringing history and cutting-edge aerobatics together in one unforgettable day.
Some historic aircraft that will be on display will include the Grumman Avenger, which is the largest single-engine aircraft used during World War II.
Tocumwal Airshow takes place on Sunday, September 21 at Tocumwal Airport.
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