A photo gallery from the Pacific Airshow on the Gold Coast captures military fighter jets, historical aircraft and stunt planes flying against the Surfers Paradise skyline. An estimated 250,000 people were expected across the three-day event.
The airshow featured displays including the RAAF F-35A, Red Bull stunt teams and themed performers, with crowds packing the beach along Cavill Avenue. The Gold Coast mayor said the event was forecast to bring about $40m in economic benefit to the city.
The event is a significant tourism and economic drawcard for the Gold Coast, and the gallery showcases the spectacle that drew tens of thousands of aviation enthusiasts. It highlights the city’s growing calendar of large-scale public events.

A photo gallery from the Pacific Airshow on the Gold Coast captures military fighter jets, historical aircraft and stunt planes flying against the Surfers Paradise skyline. An estimated 250,000 people were expected across the three-day event.

The airshow featured displays including the RAAF F-35A, Red Bull stunt teams and themed performers, with crowds packing the beach along Cavill Avenue. The Gold Coast mayor said the event was forecast to bring about $40m in economic benefit to the city.

The event is a significant tourism and economic drawcard for the Gold Coast, and the gallery showcases the spectacle that drew tens of thousands of aviation enthusiasts. It highlights the city’s growing calendar of large-scale public events.

📰 Source: Guardian AU
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