Everything you need to know about the Scottish International Airshow...

Where and When

The airshow takes place on Low Green, Ayr, on September 2-3. The site opens at 10am and finishes at 6pm on Saturday and 5pm on Sunday. www.tsia.scot

Aircraft appearing

On Saturday, September 2, some of the aircraft you’ll be able to see include the RAF Falcons parachute display team, an RAF Typhoon, a Lancaster bomber, Hurricane and Spitfire, and a Mig - 15 jet fighter.

There will also be a Royal Marines demonstration with a beach assault featuring inshore fast patrol craft, offshore raiding craft, a Merlin helicopter and a full detachment of Royal Marines.

On Sunday, September 3, highlights include a Catalina flying boat, and the Wee Dram Seaplane, while the Red Arrows display team will provide the show finale.

Entertainment

The ground event will include a funfair, classic cars, simulators, a future zone, virtual reality, Army, Navy and Royal Air Force displays. The family and Spirit Aero Systems VIP areas will also feature live music.

Food

There will be 15 outlets selling a wide range of food and drink to suit all tastes. Ayr is well served by trains and bus. There is a dedicated airshow car park, which is signposted from outskirts of Ayr, and costs £10 for the day and is a 10-minute walk to the airshow.

Tickets

The event is free to enter for the general public but it is possible to buy comfort seating to ensure a great position and more comfortable day, with dedicated catering, toilets, merchandise and the best views of the displays.

Prices for these areas start at £10 for one person and £45 for a family area pass, for two adults and two children. www.tsia.scot