One of the standout events in Swansea’s yearly calendar is making its return to the city’s waterfront this weekend.
The annual Wales Airshow is expected to draw a crowd of more than 200,000 to enjoy breath-taking demonstrations, attractions, live music and entertainment for the whole family.
The site opens at 10am and closes at 6pm on both days.
This year, organisers have promised an exciting new addition to the line-up, Afterburn, which will showcase sunset air displays from 8.30pm-9.45pm.
Spectators can see pyrotechnic performances from the Otto Helicopter and thrilling manoeuvres from the Firebirds complete with fireworks.
There will then be a grand finale featuring a choreographed 200-drone display and fireworks.
