The Airshow

An insider's account of how the world's best combat aircraft, best pilots, international big business and 200,000 people are bought together for the world's biggest military airshow. For the 2 days of the show, Graham Hurley will be responsible for choreographing and coordinating the air displays that are the centrepiece of the event.

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A unique insider's account of how the world's best combat aircraft, best pilots, international big business and 200,000 people are bought together for the world's biggest military airshow. Graham Hurley will be the performance director for the 1998 Fairford International Air Tattoo in July 1998. For the 2 days of the show, he will be responsible for choreographing and coordinating the air displays that are the centrepiece of the event, including a simultaneous fly-past of aircraft from the 80 year history of the Royal Air Force and an aerobatic display by the Red Arrows. A key figure both during the weekend and the 8 month planning period running up to it.