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19th & 20th September 2009
9am - 5.30pm, flying from 2pm
£15 on the gate
£10 in advance
Once a large RAF maintenance base and wartime and post-war aircraft receiving and distribution centre. For just under a decade from 1883 it was an American airbase but all military flying stopped in 1993. Since 2001 Kemble has been a civilian airfield. The Bristol Aero Collection Museum and the Hunters of the Delta jets fleet are based here.
Kemble's first show of the year is usually in a vintage aircraft show, held in May. Mainly a fly-in, there are plenty of vintage craft on display and probably a shortish flying display.
The main annual show is usually held on Father's day. There is generally a mixture of classic jets and RAF displays as well as some airshow regulars. Traditionally a one day show, it went to two days in 2009.
Later in the year, typically mid September, a smaller show is part airfield open day and part flying display. The open day part gives the opportunity to see the organisations based at the airport including Ultimate High as well as the Delta Jets. There is generally a relatively small flying display, usually vintage craft based at the airfield and a few visitors.
Kemble is in Gloustershire, near Kemble village, on the A429, about 4 miles south-west of Cirencester. Entry is signposted via the Jackaments Bottom Lane entrance off the A433 Cirencester to Tetbury road, not via the main airport gate.
Postcode (for sat nav) is GL7 6BA
There is a First Great Western railway station at Kemble between Swindon and Gloucester. There are direct and indirect trains from London - journey time around 1hr15mins - 1hr30mins. The airfield is about 5 minutes by taxi from the station.
The variety of rail tickets and fares can be very confusing. The Trainline and Raileasy web sites list all ticket and fare options for the time and day of travel you choose. Click either the Trainline or Raileasy name to go to one of the those web sites.