Western Australia’s only dedicated airshow is almost ready for take-off, with the Beverley Airshow returning on Saturday, 11 April 2026 at the historic Beverley Airfield. Gates open from 8:00am, with a full day of aviation action, ground attractions and family-friendly entertainment running through to 5:00pm!

Building on a proud aviation legacy that dates back to Aviat ’70 and Beverley’s early aircraft innovators, the airshow celebrates both the region’s rich flying history and the future of flight. Expect thrilling aerobatics, vintage and historic aircraft, and impressive static displays that showcase decades of aviation progress. Headlining the flying program is Paul Bennet Airshows, bringing world-class aerobatic performances to the skies over Beverley. Organisers are also anticipating a display from the Royal Australian Air Force, with more details to be confirmed closer to the event.

Beyond the aerial displays (running from 11:00am to 3:00pm), the airfield will be buzzing with activity. Visitors can enjoy up-close aircraft viewing, car and bike displays, a tractor pull static display, a dedicated kids’ zone, plus food trucks and market stalls throughout the day. There’ll also be aviation storytelling, including the remarkable history of the Silver Centenary, Western Australia’s first homebuilt biplane, created right here in Beverley.

Supported by the State Government through Tourism WA and Royalties for Regions, the Beverley Airshow is shaping up to be one of the state’s standout regional events in 2026. The event takes place at Beverley Airfield on Bremner Road, with public parking available via Nicholas Street, and tickets are on sale now through the official event website.

Whether you’re passionate about aviation, planning a family day out, or keen to experience Beverley’s heritage and community atmosphere, this is one event worth marking in the calendar!