The Florida International Air Show just lost its biggest star — only two days before the high-flying event starts at the Punta Gorda Airport. The Blue Angels have dropped out due to the ongoing U.S.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The U.S. Navy Blue Angels visited Vero Beach, Florida, on Dec. 15, ahead of the 2026 Vero Beach Air Show. Lt. Ronny Hafeza and Lt.

Update: The Blue Angels will not be participating in the air show due to the government shutdown. In a statement to WINK News from the Florida International Board of Directors, "Due to the government ...

If the roar doesn't get you, their flying will. The Blue Angels is winding down its 2025 season, with only three more performances planned before they head back to their home base in Pensacola for its ...

This week's top stories include a roundup of new Pensacola restaurants, the Blue Angels 2026 practice schedule and more.

As the U.S. government shutdown continues, the U.S. Navy Blue Angels demonstration team will not fly at upcoming air shows due to the lapse in funding. The Blues are scheduled to fly on October 25 and ...

Since their founding in 1946, the Blue Angels have served as ambassadors of naval aviation. Rear Admiral Max McCoy, Chief of ...

Naval Air Station Pensacola canceled this year’s Blue Angels Homecoming Air Show due to uncertainty regarding government funding. Officials said the ongoing government shutdown, limited funding and ...

The National Naval Aviation Museum onboard NAS Pensacola has released the Blue Angels 2026 practice schedule. Based in Pensacola, the Blue Angels will perform publicly viewable practices throughout ...