The Avro Anson Mk.I from RAF Station Czechoslovakia will debut in the Northern Hemisphere at the Shuttleworth Military Airshow in 2025, marking a historic moment for aviation enthusiasts. This rare aircraft, the world’s only airworthy example of its kind, has recently arrived in Belgium following an epic journey from New Zealand, sparking excitement across the aviation community.

Aviation fans across the globe have reason to celebrate as the Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT) rolls out its latest lineup for the 2025 show. Leading the pack in this week’s announcement are the Qatari Apache AH-64E Guardian and the Boeing 757 from New Zealand, both slated to take centre stage at RAF Fairford. These aircraft bring a thrilling mix of international flair and rich history to the event, promising a spectacle that will captivate attendees next July.

Every year, the NATO Days event in Ostrava transforms the Czech city into a bustling hub for military aviation enthusiasts and professionals eager to witness the latest in defence technology. This time around, the German Air Force is set to steal the show with an impressive lineup of aircraft that spans transport giants, multirole jets, and helicopters. Visitors will have the chance to marvel at the Airbus A400M Atlas, the Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules, the Eurofighter Typhoon, the Eurocopter AS532 Cougar, and the NHIndustries NH90TTH, each showcasing Germany’s significant contributions to NATO’s air capabilities.