RAAF Flypasts for Australia Day 2025

BATTLE OF BRITAIN ‘LACE’

The Royal Australian Air Force will take to the skies on Sunday, 26 January 2025, to support Australia Day celebrations across the nation.

Flypasts will feature various aircraft, showcasing the skill and precision of RAAF personnel.

Australia Day is a time to reflect on our nation’s history, celebrate our community spirit, and embrace the mateship that defines us. The RAAF is proud to join the festivities and honour the Australian way of life.

Flypasts are subject to air traffic control, weather, and operational requirements, which may result in changes or cancellations at short notice.

For flypast times and locations, visit Australia Day Flypast Details.

Image courtesy of Department of Defence

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