The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds will headline the 2020 OC Air Show, June 13-14, 2020 over the beach and boardwalk of Ocean City, Maryland. The U.S. Air Force Air Demonstration Squadron are the Air Force’s Ambassadors in Blue. They represent the 500,000 men and women of the Unites States Air Force. Intro Sale Price ends… View Article
The 2020 OC Air Show will feature the U.S. Air Force A-10 Thunderbolt II Demo Team on June 13-14, 2020 over the beach and boardwalk of Ocean City, Maryland. A-10 Demo Team pilot Maj Cody “ShIV” Wilton is a native Marylander, hailing from Baltimore, Maryland. The A-10 Thunderbolt II or the “Warthog” is a… View Article
Rise above the crowd in the VIP Skybox and be one of the few to watch the show from your own premium reserved seat with an elevated 180 degree view of the airspace from above the crowd at show center! Enjoy A VIP experience from the time you arrive with reserved parking less than a… View Article
Touch the sky in the VIP Penthouse 10 floors up at Air Show Center! Be one of only 40 Super VIPs to watch the jets roar by at eye level from the penthouse rooftop balcony with a 270 degree panoramic view of the airspace! Enjoy a catered lunch, beverages and VIP parking at Show Center… View Article
The Flight Line Club is the ultimate spot on the beach to experience the OC Air Show. Join the experienced Air Show spectators as one of the few out of the hundreds of thousands of people on the beach to enjoy this VIP beach experience on the aerial 50 yard line at Air Show Center…. View Article
Experienced spectators will get away from the crowd and enjoy the OC Air Show in the Drop Zone Beach at Show Center. Join them in the full experience of sight and sound at the ‘aerial 50 yard line’ and hear all the details about what you’re seeing with high quality sound and a professional narration… View Article
The GEICO Skytypers are a flight squadron of six vintage SNJ-2 WWII era aircraft performing precision flight maneuvers. The diverse flying expertise of the team members aligns perfectly with the unique components of their overall performance. In 1940-1941, North American Aviation designed the SNJ as a transition trainer between basic trainers and first-line tactical… View Article