Dubai Airshow 2023 Flying Display Schedule – Monday, November 13th
Here’s the flying display schedule of the opening day of the Dubai Airshow, showcasing an exciting array of aircraft displays:
Display | Times |
---|---|
UAE Formation Fly-Past | 14:00-14:10 |
Frecce Tricolori | 14:10-14:35 |
Boeing 777-9 | 14:35-14:43 |
F-16 Falcon | 14:43-14:51 |
Bader 250 | 14:51-14:57 |
KUH (Helicopter) | 14:57-15:04 |
Lockheed Martin F-35 | 15:04-15:15 |
Dassault Rafale | 15:15-15:25 |
Russian Knights | 15:25-15:50 |
JF-17 Thunder | 15:50-15:58 |
McDonnell Douglas F-15 | 15:58-16:06 |
Rockwell B-1 Lancer | 16:06-16:13 |
Airbus A350 | 16:13-16:21 |
HAL Tejas | 16:21-16:29 |
Hongdu L-15 | 16:29-16:38 |
Mirage 2000-9 | 16:38-16:46 |
August 1st Aerobatic Team | 16:41-17:11 |

This detailed schedule for the first day of the Dubai Airshow highlights a diverse range of aircraft and performances, promising an exhilarating experience for all attendees. From the UAE Formation Fly-Past marking the start of the show to the impressive display by the August 1st Aerobatic Team, each time slot is filled with aerial artistry and technical prowess. The lineup includes both military and commercial aircraft, showcasing the best in aviation technology and skill.
Youssef Yahya is the CEO and Founder of Aviation for Aviators, a platform dedicated to the aviation industry. With over 3 years of experience as an aviation writer, Youssef is passionate about sharing his insights on aviation, entrepreneurship, and the broader business landscape. As a Teaching Assistant in Entrepreneurship at Nile University, he also nurtures the next generation of entrepreneurs. When he’s not exploring the skies or business ventures, you can find him saying, ‘Drag your coffee, and let’s talk aviation, entrepreneurship, and football.’
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