2010 sees a Centenary milestone in Scottish Aviation History and the 800th birthday of the Royal Burgh of Perth. . . . . . . . . . Perth Airport wants to CELEBRATE .

In 1910 the very first Scottish International Flight Meeting was staged at Lanark and attracted over 200,000 people over the 8 days of flying. Participants from the UK, American, France, Holland, Switzerland, Italy and Peru made up the 22 entrants

Perth Airport, set in the stunning surroundings of beautiful Perthshire aims to stage an event to celebrate this unique anniversary in Scotland's Aviation Heritage. Attracting visitors from home and abroad to make this celebration stand out in our proud aviation history will be a priority but it is hoped that charities will also benefit. £4,000 was donated in 2009.

Perth Airport is the Heart of Scotland Airport, only 1 hour from Edinburgh and Glasgow and conveniently located for Perth, Dundee, Aberdeen and Stirling. Over the years it has played a vital role in not only Scotland's Aviation History but around the world with thousands having trained as pilots and engineers since the airport opened in 1936 - Perth Airport was known throughout the world as THE aviation Education Centre and training continues on a daily basis through many different companies including ACS Aviation Ltd, one of the main sponsors of the event.  Airfield Owner, Morris Leslie, Perth based Scottish Aero Club and Arbroath based Squadron Prints Ltd are the other main supporters of the event.

2 days of family fun over the weekend of the 5th and 6th June, 2010 is planned with the main emphasis being FLIGHT along with other transport and military themes.

We are negotiating to bring a number of exciting aircraft and attractions to the airshow, please look back soon for details of the 'Heart of Scotland' Perth airshow for 2010