The RAF Cosford Air Show is set to return in 2026, promising an unforgettable day of aerial displays and family entertainment. Organizers have released key information for visitors, including road closures, travel advice, and a preview of what to expect at the event.
Road Closures and Travel Information
To ensure smooth access and safety, several roads near RAF Cosford will be closed or restricted on the day of the show. The A41 between Cosford and Albrighton will be closed from early morning until late evening. Local residents and visitors are advised to use alternative routes, with diversions clearly marked. Additional parking facilities will be available, with shuttle buses running from designated car parks to the airfield. Public transport is encouraged, with special train services stopping at Cosford Station.
Getting There
By car, follow the M54 to junction 3 and take the A41 towards Cosford. Be prepared for delays and follow signs for event parking. By train, Cosford Station is on the Wolverhampton-Shrewsbury line, with extra services on the day. A free shuttle bus will operate from the station to the airfield entrance.
What's On
The 2026 show will feature a spectacular lineup of aerial displays, including the Red Arrows, the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight, and modern military aircraft. Static displays will showcase historic planes and ground vehicles, while the family zone offers interactive activities, simulators, and food stalls. The event runs from 9am to 6pm, with gates opening at 8am.
Tickets are available online in advance, with discounts for families and early bird purchases. Organizers stress the importance of buying tickets early to avoid disappointment, as the show often sells out.
Stay tuned for updates on participating aircraft and special guests as the event approaches.
