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Thu, Dec 10, 2020

CF Snowbird 2021 Schedule Released

The 2021 Show Season Will Celebrate Their 50th Anniversary

Today the Canadian Forces (CF) Snowbirds are releasing their tentative schedule for the 2021 Show Season, which will celebrate their 50th Anniversary.

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, this schedule is subject to change. The CF Snowbirds are committed to the health and safety of their audiences and will adhere to the highest level of COVID-19 precautions. The team will work with each air show and event to ensure COVID-19 measures are in place for both the Snowbirds team and the general public.

“We are looking forward to celebrating our 50th season with Canadians in 2021. We are going to ensure that we follow recommended health measures in order to see our fans again in a safe environment this season,” said Lieutenant-Colonel Denis Bandet, Commanding Officer 431 Air Demonstration Squadron.

431 Air Demonstration Squadron consists of approximately 80 personnel, 24 of whom comprise the show team that travels during the show season. The CF Snowbirds’ demanding schedule is met through the dedicated teamwork of not only the Royal Canadian Air Force pilots and technicians, but also the entire home team in 15 Wing Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, the squadron’s home base.

As Canada’s iconic air demonstration team, the CF Snowbirds inspire the public by highlighting the extraordinary skill, professionalism, teamwork, and diversity of the Canadian Armed Forces.

CF Snowbirds 2021 Schedule

June 5 - 6 To be announced
June 9 North Bay, Ontario
June 12 - 13 To be announced
June 19 - 20 Niagara Falls, New York, USA
June 22 Hanover, Ontario
June 24 To be announced
June 26 Bagotville, Quebec

July 1 Ottawa, Ontario
July 5 Thompson, Manitoba
July 17 Boundary Bay, British Columbia
July 18 White Rock, British Columbia
July 21 Terrace, British Columbia
July 24 - 25 Springbank, Alberta
July 31- Aug 1 To be announced

August 6 - 8 Abbotsford, British Columbia

August 21 Gander, Newfoundland
August 22 Conception Bay South, Newfoundland
August 25 Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
August 29 - 30 Debert, Nova Scotia

September 2 Brantford, Ontario
September 4 - 6 Toronto, Ontario
September 8 Kingston, Ontario
September 11 - 12 Gatineau, Quebec
September 15 Stratford, Ontario
September 18 - 19 Mirabel, Quebec
September 25 - 26 Sacaramento, California, USA

October 2 - 3 Huntington Beach, California, USA
October 9 - 10 San Francisco, California, USA
October 16 - 17 To be announced
 
FMI: www.rcaf-arc.forces.gc.ca/en/snowbirds/index.page

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