The Toronto Air Show Is Coming Back This Month & Here's When You Should Look At The Skies

Get ready for the Snowbirds!

Contributing Writer

Snowbird fans, rejoice! The Toronto Air Show 2021 is officially happening, and it's sure to dazzle anyone gazing over Lake Ontario this summer.

The show, which will be held on Saturday, September 4, and Sunday, September 5, from noon to 3 p.m, will feature the Canadian Forces Snowbirds as well as the CF-18, and United States Air Force F35.

Anyone looking to enjoy the full show can head to the event's public viewing space, which will be located between the Humber Bridge and the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the organization will not be hosting its ticketed Exclusive Airshow Zone in 2021, but parking will be available at Exhibition Place and Ontario Place.

"This took a team effort to achieve this goal and we would like to thank our presenting sponsor Lockheed Martin, the Ontario Government, and the City of Toronto for their tireless hard work in making this year's show possible," the Canadian International Air Show said in an announcement.

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