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Holloman Air Force Base to host two-day air show this weekend

Holloman Air Force Base will host the Legacy of Liberty Air Show on April 18–19, 2026, featuring aerial performances, aircraft displays and family-friendly activities.

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Holloman Air Force Base to host two-day air show this weekend
(Courtesy photo / Patriots Jet Team)

The free public event will feature aerial demonstrations, military aircraft displays and the Patriots Jet Team as headliners.

Organ Mountain News report

HOLLOMAN AIR FORCE BASE - Holloman Air Force Base will host the Legacy of Liberty Air Show on April 18 and 19, 2026, a free, two-day public event showcasing civilian and military aviation.

Base officials said the air show will include aerial performances and static displays of military aircraft representing multiple eras. The event will be open to the public and held on base.

The Patriots Jet Team has been announced as the headlining performer. The civilian-owned aerobatic team flies six Aero L-39 Albatros jets and includes pilots with prior experience flying for the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and U.S. Navy Blue Angels.

In addition to flight demonstrations, the air show will feature food vendors, music, informational exhibits and family-oriented activities. Organizers said plans include a children’s area and a STEM-focused zone highlighting science, technology, engineering and math.

Updates will be shared through the 49th Wing’s official website and social media channels.

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