The international air exhibition by Oregon in Hillsboro returns

Portland, Ore. – The Oregon International Air Show 2025 leads from Friday to Sunday at the Hillsboro Municipal Airport. This year’s transfer will contain the world-famous US Air Force F-35 Lightning II demo team.

The schedule includes an improved fireworks show on Friday evening compared to other years, in which aerial performance, fireworks and drones, all of which are chore -degraded, are to be music.

The gate will be open on Friday at 6 p.m. The show is expected to start around 6:30 p.m. for the rest of the weekend. The gates will be open on Saturday and Sunday at 9 a.m. According to the event of the event, the Air Show of the weekend begins around 12:30 p.m. Tickets can be bought online.

This year’s actors include a USAF Heritage flight and honor the Aviators of the United States both in the past and in the present day and the Patriots Jet team. Click here to display the full range of actors.

The US Air Force F-35 Lightning II Demo-Team landed at Portland Airport on Thursday. The pilot major Melanie Kluesner said that she was “ready to drowned a roll” for the Air Show of the weekend and that people should expect “a lot of noise”.

“My favorite maneuver is personally the tactical pitch,” she said. “So I do that at the end of the air show. It looks like the jet is a bit on a skateboard through the sky.”

Kluesner, who was in the demo team for 10 years, said she was inspired to fly when she was 6 years old.

“I actually saw Jets about a football game from the Air Force Academy and that inspired me to become a pilot,” she said. “So, I think it is very important for people to see these jets in action. It is super inspiring. You will see it this weekend and you will give you goose bumps and I just want to pay for it so that these children may see a dream out there.”

When it comes to flying the F-35 Lightning II, Kluesner said: “It feels like you are driving a roller coaster with a lot of power. It’s an explosion.”