The Bundaberg Wide Bay Australia Air Show dates have been announced for August 3rd, 4th and 5th 2007. There have already been tremendous booking for accommodation for the Bundaberg Wide Bay Australia Air Show 2007.

Ray Vuillermin is frilled with the plans for the 2007 Bundaberg Wide Bay Air Show; plans to stage a Vietnam War scene with authentic war birds and gun fire will part of the Bundaberg Wide Bay Australian Air Show. We are trying to setup a mock battle scene of the Vietnam War as a tribute to all Vietnam War Vets; we will be trying to make it as authentic as possible.

The newly appointed Bundaberg Wide Bay Australia operations manager was in Bundaberg this week to touch base with the Wide Bay Australia Air Show 2007.

While the program is yet to be finalised, Pip Borrman Edge Aerobatics, hang glider Dan Buchanan, and the International Fighter Flight Centre Joy Flights are just some of the acts already locked in.

It is also expected that a number national and international visitors attending the Bundaberg Wide Bay Australian Air Show will take the opportunity to visit the historic Captain Cook 1770 landing site in the 1770 - Agnes Water while in the area.In August 2007, the skies above Bundaberg will come alive during the biggest air show in Queensland Australia. If you are a flying fan, you'll be amazed by some of the attractions we've lined up so far.

MIG 15 Joy Flights

Flying at incredible speeds, coupled with unmatched agility, is no more than a dream for most adrenaline junkies. Only a select few navigate the hurdles to achieve the elevated status of a fighter pilot. But now, the dream may become a reality - join us in the MIG-15 fighter jet for an exciting experience that won't be forgotten.

The Russian Roolettes

Don't let the Iron Curtain name fool you, these guys are as Australian as watching the footy while eating a meat pie and downing a beer. The Russian Roolettes are a group of Australian pilots and Yak 52 and Nanchang owners who have a love of flying and fun. They perform a variety of aerial acts at airshows including formation flying, dogfights and airfield attacks.

Pip Borrman, Edge Aerobatics

No-one in Australia can fly and out-perform the brilliance of this pilot and his aerobatic monoplane... Pip and his Edge 540 are a dynamic team that will not be forgotten quickly by any trained enthusiast or untrained audience. It's a performance that never leaves your sight with breathtaking manoeuvres at every moment, plenty of noise and smoke and loads of torque!

International Fighter Flight Centre Joy Flights

International Fighter Flight Centre allows you to turn your dreams into reality and become a "Top Gun" pilot for a day! IFFC own and operate a host of ex-military aircraft, and are proud to be able to offer the public a unique opportunity to experience "Adventure Flights" in the aircraft of your choice. IFFC cater for all interests and budgets, and all flights are tailored to the individual - from mild to wild!

Dan Buchanan, Hang Gliding

Dan performs all over the world thrilling audiences with his unique and comical show both during the day and a night time performance. Night time will see Dan fill the sky with bright coloured smoke-shooting special effects, lights and music.

Chris Sperou, Aerobatic

Over the years Chris has perfected an unlimited routine of low level aerobatics down to 50 feet in his Super Pitts Special Bi-Plane. His aircraft is equipped with a smoke generator and he flies all his routines trailing smoke. He is the only pilot in Australia approved to carry out the "Inverted Ribbon Cut" which involves rolling upside down at 30 ft above the ground and descending to 25 ft. above the ground inverted to cut a ribbon stretched between two poles with his propeller.

Guiness World Record Holder Dave Benson will be flying the flag - literally.

Allowing you to get up close and personal with some of the most famous aircraft to ever slip the surly bonds of earth, the static displays will include DC3's, Neptunes, and Catalina aircraft. There will also be Warbirds, such as YAK52's, Avenger, T28 Trogan, Winjeel, Mustang, Wirraway and Seafury planes. Getting back down to earth, vintage cars and motorbikes will also be on-hand to check out, and model aircraft will be showcased.

There is still much more to be confirmed, including helicopter demonstration, agricultural aircraft exhibitions and formation flying by Queensland's very own Jabir-Roos. Keep checking back for latest announcements.

To see all of this and much more, a huge viewing strip running parallel to the Bundaberg Airport runway will be available for all General Entry admissions. Ample parking is available within walking distance of the action, and a special viewing area for the disabled has been set aside. If you're looking for a bit more, limited grandstand seats are also available to the first 400 who book. If you'd like to reserve a seat, get in touch with us today and make sure you're one of them.

If you are a business or a group who would like the ultimate in luxury at the Bundaberg Wide Bay Australia International Airshow 2007, then perhaps you'd like to consider a Corporate Hospitality Chalet. These include entry for 40 staff members or guests each day of the Air Show, VIP parking and a huge chalet set up with all the tables, chairs, crockery and cutlery to make your corporate event a real attraction. You even get your own garden party area in front of your chalets and your very own hostess to cater to your needs!

Aircraft owners are encouraged not to leave their planes at home. If you are planning on attending the Bundaberg Wide Bay Australia International Airshow, fly-in camping is available right across from the airport. You'll have full facilities, aircraft parking and entry to the airshow, all for a small fee above the gate price.

Wide Bay Australia Air Show Website