Thursday 19th

2:00 – 3:00pm

• PWRR Parachute display team “The Tigers”
• RAF Tutor
• RAF Tucano
• RAF Hawk
• RAF Beech King 2000

3:00 – 4:00pm

• Battle of Britain memorial flight
• Breitling Wingwalkers
• RN Black Cats display team
• RNAF F16
• The Blades

8:20 – 9:00pm

• Miss Demeanour Hunter Jet and RR Spitfire
• RNAF F16
• PR freefall team – Red Devils

Friday 20th

1:30 – 3:00pm

• PWRR Parachute display team “The Tigers”
• RAF Tutor
• RAF Tucano
• RAF Hawk

3:00 – 4:00pm

• Battle of Britain memorial flight
• RAF Beech King 2000
• RN Black Cats display team
• RNAF F16
• Breitling Wingwalkers

4:00 – 5:35pm

• The Blades
• Miss Demeanour Hunter jet and RR Spitfire
• Red Arrows

Saturday 21st

12:00 – 1:30pm

• Royal Marine Beach Assault
• Royal Air Force red Arrows
• Yakolevs
• PWRR Parachute display team “The Tigers”

1:30 – 2:30pm

• RAF Tutor
• RAF Tucano
• RAF Hawk
• RAF Beech King 2000
• RAF Typhoon
• RN Black Cats display team

2:30 – 4:30pm

• Army Historic Aircraft flight
• Sally B B17
• Battle of Britain memorial flight
• Breitling Wingwalkers
• CAP 232
• Miss Demeanour Hunter Jet and RR Spitfire
• Vulcan
• RNAF F16
• The Blades

Sunday 22nd

12.30pm – 2pm

• Royal Marine Beach Assault
• The Blades
• The Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment’s Parachute Display Team ‘The Tigers’
• Royal Air Force Tutor
• Royal Air Force Tucano
• Pitts S2 Duo

In a change to the published programme the Yakovlevs will NOT be appearing.

2pm – 3pm

• Royal Air Force Hawk
• Royal Navy Black Cats
• Spitfire/Hurricane
• Sally B – Flying Fortress
• Royal Air Force Beech King Air 2000

3pm – 4.30pm

• Miss Demeanour Hunter Jet
• RNAF F-16 Fighting Falcon
• Army Historic Aircraft Flight
• CAP232
• Royal Air Force Typhoon
• Royal Air Force Red Arrows
• Matadors
• Avro Vulcan

Bournemouth Air Festival 2010 timetable is subject to change.

A 6 minute factual piece on Boscombe Reef, and how it has affected the local area; in particular local surfer and Guest house owner Danny Chilcott.

Claims that Bournemouth surf reef could be dismantled were yesterday ruled out by Bournemouth council’s executive director Tony Williams.

Following a meeting at the Town Hall to discuss ASR’s new proposals to rectify the reef’s faults, Mr Williams announced that a group had been formed to develop a technical solution to the reef’s performance.

He stressed that this would involve working with proposals by New Zealand-based contractor ASR to enhance its performance.

Leisure services director Roger Brown said panel members had also ruled out deconstruction, agreeing instead to focus their efforts on seeking “a solution that will deliver a more surfable wave”.

Earlier this year the council released results of the reef’s first monitoring exercise which showed that the controversial project was failing to meet four out of its 11 objectives.

The council is withholding a £150,000 performance-based payment to ASR until the reef is rectified with work expected to get under way next April or May.

Panel members Cllrs Basil Ratcliffe, Roger West, Ben Grower and Michael Everingham will liaise with the Boscombe Spa Village project board as well as surfing and business representatives before making their recommendations this autumn.