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Tricolour arrows in Jesolo

Piazza Brescia - Portami qui
12.09.2026 - 12.09.2026

Jesolo is ready to turn the spotlight on a weekend full of adrenaline and excitement with the return of the Jesolo Air Show, one of the most popular events, which for over twenty-five years has been enchanting residents and tourists alike with spectacular performances by the National Aerobatic Team – Frecce Tricolori.

The event will kick off on Friday 11 September with a day dedicated to official rehearsals, during which the public will be able to watch the pilots' preparation manoeuvres. The highlight is scheduled for Saturday 12 September, when the skies above Jesolo will be crossed by the famous tricolour trails, creating a unique spectacle.

Year after year, the Jesolo Air Show proves to be an unmissable experience for those who love aviation, speed and aerobatics, offering the opportunity to admire the excellence and precision of Italian pilots up close. The event is also a major occasion for the city, attracting thousands of spectators and promoting our country's historic aeronautical tradition.

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