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Faust wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 12:00 pm Sad to hear that the show is postponed, but not surprised.

However, I'm encouraged and excited to hear that the drive in option is still on the table, AND that there's a chance of the Raptor. Always a good time when they show up!

Now, my biggest question is this:

Why is NONE of this on the website??? I was just there, and everything looks the same as it has for months. Not everyone uses social media (clearly this includes myself), so all this stuff needs to get up on the website and be made as public a knowledge as possible, I'd say.

ASL Team is still working hard, and sounds like pulling out miracles is the order of the day - I have full faith they can do it if anyone can! However, if no one knows what's going on, then it'll all be for naught!

Dan Gagnon wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 5:32 pm

Faust wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 12:00 pm Sad to hear that the show is postponed, but not surprised.

However, I'm encouraged and excited to hear that the drive in option is still on the table, AND that there's a chance of the Raptor. Always a good time when they show up!

Now, my biggest question is this:

Why is NONE of this on the website??? I was just there, and everything looks the same as it has for months. Not everyone uses social media (clearly this includes myself), so all this stuff needs to get up on the website and be made as public a knowledge as possible, I'd say.

ASL Team is still working hard, and sounds like pulling out miracles is the order of the day - I have full faith they can do it if anyone can! However, if no one knows what's going on, then it'll all be for naught!

I agree to an extent. They did only announce the cancellation of the traditional show a couple of days ago. They also haven't announced the Drive-In event officially. I'm sure they are being very careful to announce anything due to how fluid this Covid situation is.

In the end, it's been a crazy year and they're probably trying to find the best way to announce all this stuff lol

Dear Airshow London Fans,

In response to recent 'buzz' we want to let you know what's going on with Airshow London.

The safety and well-being of our guests, volunteers, performers, partners and community is always our highest priority. The impact of COVID-19 has forced us to postpone our traditional festival-style event until next year, and this week we messaged 2020 ticket holders regarding the change and provided some direction on next steps.

That being said, we are working on ways to still bring you an air show - even if it's a bit different than what you are used to. We are evaluating all opportunities to ensure we can provide a fun and exciting event while minimizing risk to our fans.

When we know if we can take flight - you will know!

We hope to see you looking skywards in September

#AIRSHOWLONDON #MAKEITYOURMISSION

yyz64 wrote: ↑Fri Jul 03, 2020 4:39 pm It can't be that hard to shut down the ticketing operation at least until they decide to go ahead with a drive in show.

Along with aircraft from our own Royal Canadian Air Force, the show will host four U.S.-based Demonstration Teams (United States Air Force Thunderbirds, United States Army Golden Knights, United States Air Force F-22 Demo Team & United States Air Force C-17 Demo Team), plus a number of fly-bys from US-based fighter jets, tankers and cargo jets.