Dunsfold Wings & Wheels 2019

Wings and Wheels was a major airshow and motorsport event held since 2005 at Dunsfold Aerodrome.

For 2019, the Dunsfold Wings & Wheels event moved back to June and it has been decided that 2019 will be the final year for the Dunsfold Wings & Wheels event due to the current aviation and economic climate.

It has been decided that 2019 will be the final year for the Dunsfold Wings & Wheels event due to the current aviation and economic climate.

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Dunsfold Wings & Wheels 2019:

• 15-16 June - Dunsfold Wings & Wheels 2019

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Dunsfold Wings & Wheels 2019:
15-16 June - Dunsfold Wings & Wheels 2019
(F)=Flying Display, (S)=Static Display

Flying Display Aircraft:

• Red Arrows
• BBMF Spitfire/Spitfire
• RAF Chinook
• RAF Tucano T1
• RAF Tutor T1
• The Tigers Parachute Team
• ARCo Westland Lysander
• The Blades
• Strikemaster Pair (pyrotechnics)
• Rich Goodwin Aerobatics
• B-17 Flying Fortress G-BEDF Sally B
• DC-3 (flying with B-17)
• Fireflies Aerobatic Display Team
• O'Brien's Flying Circus
• Extra 300 & Model (pair)
• Ultimate Fighters (Sea Fury & Hurricane)
• NSF P-51 Mustang (Shark)
• Hurricane G-HITT
• Turbulent Team
• Gazelle helicopters x2

Static Display:

• Boeing 747
• Hawker Sea Hawk
• Hawker Hunter
• Brooklands Museum VC10
• RAF Hawk T2s
• RAF Tucano T1 (F/S)

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News & Press Releases:

• Dunsfold Wings & Wheels
Red Arrows to Headline Farewell Wings & Wheels this Father's Day...

Saturday Schedule / Timetable:
9am - Gates Open
9am-10am - Visiting aircraft
10am-10.30am - Military Vehicles Parade
10.30am-11.20am - Motoring Demonstrations part 1
11.15am - VC10 Engine Run
12pm-2pm - Flying Display part 1:
• Tigers Army Parachute Display Team
• Hurricane I
• RAF Chinook
• RAF Tutor T1
• RAF Tucano T1
• Fireflies Aerobatics Display Team
• Westland Lysander
• G-Force Aerobatics Extra 300 & Model
2pm-2.50pm - Motoring Demonstrations part 2
2pm - Wheels Zone Parade
2.30pm - VC10 Engine Run
2.45pm-5.30pm - Flying Display part 2:
• Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (Spitfire/Spitfire)
• The Turbulent Display Team
• B-17 Flying Fortress G-BEDF Sally B
• Gazelle Formation
• Strikemaster
• P-51D Mustang
• The Blades
• RAF Red Arrows
• Pitts S2S - Richard Goodwin
• Ultimate Fighters - Sea Fury FB11 & Hurricane I
5.45pm-7pm - Evening Entertainment / Aircraft Departures

Sunday Schedule / Timetable:
9am - Gates Open
9am-10am - Visiting aircraft
10am-10.30am - Military Vehicles Parade
10.30am-11.20am - Motoring Demonstrations part 1
11.15am - VC10 Engine Run
11.45am-2pm - Flying Display part 1:
• Tigers Army Parachute Display Team
• Ultimate Fighters - Sea Fury FB11 & Hurricane I
• RAF Chinook
• RAF Tutor T1
• RAF Tucano T1
• Strikemaster
• Westland Lysander
• G-Force Aerobatics Extra 300 & Model
2pm-2.50pm - Motoring Demonstrations part 2
2pm-2.45pm - Wheels Zone Parade
2.30pm - VC10 Engine Run
2.45pm-5.30pm - Flying Display part 2:
• Gazelle Formation
• Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (Spitfire/Spitfire)
• The Turbulent Display Team
• B-17 Flying Fortress G-BEDF Sally B
• Fireflies Aerobatics Display Team
• P-51D Mustang
• The Blades
• RAF Red Arrows
• Pitts S2S - Richard Goodwin
• Hurricane I
5.45pm-7pm - Evening Entertainment / Aircraft Departures

Dunsfold Accommodation:

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Red Arrows Schedule & Times

Saturday 15 June - 4.30pm.
Sunday 16 June - 4.30pm.

• Red Arrows Schedule 2019.

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BBMF Schedule & Times for the Torbay Airshow

Saturday 15th June - 2.45pm (2x Spitfire).
Sunday 16th June - 3pm (2x Spitfires).

• BBMF Schedule 2019.

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About Dunsfold:
• Dunsfold Dates
• Dunsfold Participation
• Dunsfold History

Location:
• Google Map
• County: Surrey
• Satnav Postcode: GU6 8HY
• Arena Map 2019

Travel Information:
• Directions - Enter your postcode
• AA Route Finder
• RAC Route Finder
• National Rail
• National Express

Accommodation:
• Travelodge
• Premier Inn

Weather Forecast:
• General UK weather forecast
• Local weather Met Office
• Local weather BBC

General Information:
• Dunsfold Scanner Frequencies
• Eagle Radio - 87.9FM
• Checklists

Official Website & Links:
• Dunsfold Website
• Dunsfold Facebook
• Dunsfold Twitter

UK Airshows 2026:
UK Airshows (England):
• Shuttleworth Airshows
• Duxford Airshows
• Royal International Air Tattoo
• Farnborough International Airshow
• RAF Cosford Airshow
• Abingdon Air & Country Show
• Midlands Air Festival
• Little Gransden Airshow
• Airbourne (Eastbourne) Airshow
• Southport Airshow
• Clacton Airshow
• Blackpool Airshow
• English Riviera Airshow
• Headcorn International Airshow
• Old Buckenham Airshow
• East Kirkby Airshow
• Hampshire Air Festival
UK Airshows (Wales):
• Wales National Air Show
UK Airshows (Scotland):
• International Ayr Show
UK Airshows (Channel Islands):
• Jersey International Air Display
• Guernsey Air Display
Flypasts/Events 2026:
• Spitfire 90 Flights
• King's Birthday Flypast Rehearsal
• King's Birthday Flypast



Dunsfold Aerodrome History
Dunsfold Aerodrome in Surrey was built by the Canadian Army and civilian contractors as a class A bomber airfield for Army Co-operation Command in the 1940s. It was commanded by the Royal Canadian Air Force from 1942-1944 and was known as Royal Canadian Air Force Station Dunsfold.

The first squadrons based at the aerodrome were 400, 414 and 430 Squadrons, RCAF, equipped with Curtiss P-40 Tomahawks and North American P-51 Mustangs. They were followed by the North American B-25 Mitchell Mk II medium bombers and later Spitfires, Typhoons and Tempests.

After the war the airfield was used by the RAF to repatriate prisoners-of-war. Dunsfold was declared inactive by the RAF in 1946 but was then used by Skyways Ltd, with York, Lancastrian, Skymaster, Rapide and Dove aircraft. Skyways' operations included support of the Berlin Airlift.

In 1950 The Hawker Aircraft Company acquired the lease of the site. Dunsfold became internationally known for development of the Hunter jet fighter; limited numbers of Sea Hawks were also produced and Sea Furies were refurbished. Airwork Ltd leased two hangars from 1953-58 for the refurbishment of North American F-86 Sabres and Supermarine Attackers.

In October 1960 the then Hawker Siddeley flight tested its Hawker P.1127 prototype, the development aircraft that led to the Hawker Siddeley Harrier, the first VTOL jet fighter bomber. Folland Gnat test flying and production moved to Dunsfold from Chilbolton, Hampshire, in 1961. Final assembly of the Harrier and the Hawk trainer aircraft was at Dunsfold.

In 2002 BAE Systems (British Aerospace's successor) sold Dunsfold Aerodrome to The Rutland Group who formed Dunsfold Park Ltd. Today the BBC motoring show Top Gear is recorded at the park using a hangar as a studio and parts of the runways and taxiways of the aerodrome as their test track. Dunsfold Park is also home to Wings and Wheels, an annual air and motor show that is typically held in late August.

On Wednesday 14th December 2016, Dunsfold Park's planning application to build 1,800 new homes at Dunsfold Aerodrome was approved. There are a number of processes that need to be worked through which is expected to take about two to three years. Meanwhile, Dunsfold Park remains committed to Wings & Wheels and there are no plans to stop running the airshow in its current form in the short term.

It has been decided that 2019 will be the final year for the Dunsfold Wings & Wheels event due to the current aviation and economic climate.