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3rd July 2021
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4th July 2021
Address:
Wales Airshow,
Serafront,
Swansea,
Swansea Bay and The Gower,
SA1 9SA,
United Kingdom
Wales Airshow,
Serafront,
Swansea,
Swansea Bay and The Gower,
SA1 9SA,
United Kingdom
The Wales Airshow is a free event held along the 8 km (5 mile) seafront between Mumbles and Swansea City.
With a backdrop of the beautiful Swansea Bay, you will see a wide range of vintage planes and formal displays along with plenty of entertainment on the seafront.
Date:
3rd July 2021
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4th July 2021
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