Aircraft Lineup

Experience aviation history in motion. Only at the 2026 Show Me State Air Show!

Red Bull Skydive Team

Human Flight, 3,000 Meters Up

Three of the world's most gifted aerial acrobats make up the Red Bull Skydive Team, and they're bringing the third dimension down to earth. Jumping from 3,000 meters, the team executes precision wingsuit formations trailing smoke, turning free fall into a choreographed display of human flight. Every maneuver is backed by rigorous training and meticulous preparation, so the show stays as breathtaking as it is safe.

Precision wingsuit formations performed from 3,000 meters
Smoke-trailed flight maneuvers visible across the entire show
Elite team trained to the highest safety standards in the sport

Red Bull's Kirby Chambliss

From Cobra Takeoffs to World Championships

Kirby Chambliss started flying at 13 and never looked back. By 24 he was the youngest commercial pilot at Southwest Airlines, made captain at 28, and along the way built one of the most decorated careers in aerobatics: a 5-time U.S. National Aerobatic Champion and 2-time Red Bull Air Race World Champion.

Watch for his signature cobra takeoff, a heart-stopping maneuver that's become his calling card in air shows around the world.

13 medals won in world aerobatic competition
Two-time Red Bull Air Race World Champion
Signature cobra takeoff is a must-see moment

Erik Edgren Airshows

One Pilot, A Variety of Acts, Zero Ordinary Moments

Erik Edgren doesn't just fly one routine, he brings a variety of acts to the box. His T-Clips takes the stage for wild comedy antics as "Hobie Washburn," gyroscopic power-on aerobatics, an industry-first deadstick roll to landing, and after dark, a "Lit Up" night act synced with 14 AeroLEDs and 4 color-changing light strips. Whatever the show calls for, Erik's got an act built for it, sometimes more than one in the same day.

Comedy act features the world's only inverted comedy pass
Deadstick routine includes a first-of-its-kind deadstick roll to landing
Night act combines full aerobatics with a synchronized LED light show

1947 Ryan Navion (Mike Hartman Airshows)

Post-War Style Meets Aerobatic Skill

Originally designed by North American Aviation, the Navion brought fighter-inspired design to the civilian market after WWII. With sleek lines and rugged construction, it was adopted by both private pilots and the U.S. military. Today, this beautifully restored 1947 Navion stuns crowds with aerobatics performed by Mike Hartman.

Highlights

Civilian aircraft inspired by the P‑51 Mustang
One of 2,600+ built between 1946–1951
Performs thrilling aerobatics at airshows

More Aircraft Coming Soon!

We’re still confirming additional civilian and military performers. Check back often as we update the lineup in the weeks leading up to the show.

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SEPTEMBER 12-13, 2026