Athens Flying Week 2021

On September 5, 2021, Tanagra Air Base, Greece, hosted the 9th edition of Athens Flying Week, the country's largest air show. This event brought together over 20,000 spectators and marked a turning point in the history of Greek aviation, notably thanks to the spectacular return of a World War II Spitfire.



An exceptional program

The 2021 edition was marked by the participation of numerous international and Greek air forces, offering a varied and impressive spectacle:



France: The Rafale Solo Display made its first appearance in Greece, accompanied by the Patrouille de France, offering breathtaking aerobatic displays.
Saudi Arabia: The Saudi Hawks presented synchronized formations, while two F-15Cs and a Tornado were on display, celebrating the Kingdom's 90th anniversary.


Denmark: The Danish F-16 Solo Display, in Dannebrog colors, captivated the audience with its precise maneuvers.


United States: Two F-15C Eagles performed low passes, impressing spectators with their power.

Greece: The Mirage 2000-5 and the F-16 Zeus performed aerial combat demonstrations, while the Air Force simulated a combat evacuation with Apache, Chinook, Kiowa, and Huey helicopters.

Carefully organized

The 2021 edition was the most international in the history of Athens Flying Week, with participation from countries such as France, Saudi Arabia, Denmark, the United States, and Greece. This diversity strengthened ties between nations and offered the public a unique insight into the world's aviation capabilities.



Athens Flying Week 2021 was a memorable event, combining impressive displays, adherence to health standards, and a celebration of aviation history. Organizers have already announced that the next edition will be held in September 2022, promising even more surprises and aerial spectacles.

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