FOLLOWING today's news that an airshow is returning to Teesside Airport this summer for the first time in five years, we've dipped into the archive to take a look back at previous shows.
Tens of thousands of people flocked to the most recent shows in 2016 and 2017 to enjoy everything from Red Arrows displays, Army demonstrations and live music and food stalls.
Read more: Huge airshow to return to Teesside Airport this summer - how to get tickets
The 2017 airshow at Teesside Airport Picture: TOM BANKS
This year's show will take place at Teesside Airport on Saturday, June 11 2022.
The 2022 programme will include everything that was set for 2020 and more, such as a series of fly-bys and aeroplanes, a classic car show, displays from the Army and a funfair.
A display at the 2017 airshow at Teesside Airport Picture: TOM BANKS
There will also be live music and a range of stalls, including street food and drinks.
Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen said: “The airshow used to be one of the headline events for Teesside, attracting people from far and wide to witness some truly breath-taking displays.
Spectators huddle under a plane wing during a heavy downpour at 2017's airshow Picture: TOM BANKS
"I remember going along as a child, and I’m thrilled I can play a small part in bringing it back this year."
For more information on the 2022 event and to buy tickets, visit teessideairshow.com
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