There will be a wide variety of food vendors at the show, including vegan options.

Gates open and 9 AM and close at 5 PM.  There will be some flying in the morning, with the heaviest concentration of flying occurring between noon and 4 PM.  The show does not release specific times for each performer because they can change.  Shows for each day will be scheduled to be largely the same and the U.S. Navy Blue Angels and the U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptor will be scheduled to fly all three days.

To see who is performing, please visit the performers page. https://columbusairshow.com/performers/

Please see the air show map HERE

Yes, please go to the main gate to check for lost and found or contact Columbus Regional Airport Authority.

There are a variety of planes on display and extra activities for everyone to enjoy. Please check out the “attractions” portion of the website to see the specific aircraft and exhibits.

There is no re-entry to the show.

Beer and wine will be available for purchase to those 21 and over with proper ID.  Premium bar service is provided in the Rickenbacker Club.  Private chalets have the option for alcohol service.

It is very likely, yes.  Unlike many other forms of sport and entertainment, pilots are usually very accessible at air shows.  Pilots and crews of static displays will often be at their aircraft to answer questions and take photos.  Pilots who are performing often walk the crowd line and will occasionally pop into seating areas for autographs and photos.

While this is not guaranteed, the U.S. Navy Blue Angels ordinarily gather along the general admission crowd line to sign autographs and take photos approximately 10-15 minutes after they land from a demonstration.  The Blue Angels will likely not be walking the crowd line after their rehearsal demonstration on Friday.