Bremerton Airport Gears Up for Annual Airshow

Washington state event in July will feature airworthy warbirds, including F-86 Sabre and multiple P-51 Mustangs.

Meg Godlewski

Saturday, April 11, 2026 at 10:00 AM ET

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Travis Tingle

Fourth annual Bremerton Air Show continues to grow, bringing in many WWII-era warbirds. [Credit: Isaak Hammers]

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The Bremerton Air Show, a fourth annual event, is scheduled for July 11-12 at Bremerton National Airport in Washington state, offering a "celebration of living history."
Funded by the Collins Historical Aircraft Foundation, the show aims to preserve historic aircraft, support veterans, and inspire future generations.
Attendees can expect a diverse lineup featuring rare historic aircraft (e.g., F-86 Sabre, P-51 Mustangs), aerobatic performances, parachute demonstrations by the Para-Commandos, and interactive displays like flight simulators and an F/A-18 cockpit experience.
The event is growing in popularity, supported by the Port of Bremerton, and is expected to draw around 10,000 people with its family-friendly entertainment and local vendor opportunities.

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Tickets are on sale for the Bremerton Air Show in Washington state. The fourth annual event is scheduled for July 11-12 at Bremerton National Airport (KPWT) about 16 miles west of Tacoma.

Organizers said the event is a combination of historic aircraft, aerobatics, and family-friendly entertainment, calling it a “celebration of living history.” The airport has strong ties to World War II as the “PWT” in the identifier stands for Pacific Weapons Transfer, stemming from its days as a naval air facility used primarily for training and logistics.