Alaska Air Show Association

Arctic Thunder 2010 Announced!

Objective 1. To enhance community relations by thanking the community for their support of the Air Force in Alaska by offering a free world-class air show, as well as the opportunity for community team-building through direct involvement in the Air Show. 2. To educate the Alaska about military and civilian aviation as well as the mission of The US Air Force Alaska while promoting a positive image of both to the public, community leaders and decision makers. 3. To support military recruiting efforts.

Vision Energize patriotism in Alaska and spark the fiery passion of flight in tomorrow’s defenders of America.

History The Alaska Air Show (Arctic Thunder) is a two-day event that includes fighter jets streaking across the skies, simulated assaults, parachute drops and aerobatic aircraft, making it by far the most popular spectator event in Alaska. In 2006 it drew more than 150,000 people!

The Arctic Thunder Air Show is the winner of the 2003 International Council of Air Shows (ICAS) Dick Shram Memorial Community Relations Award.

Due to Air Force regulations, partners participating in Air Force events will receive benefits and entitlements before and during the event through the Alaska Air Show Association. No federal endorsement of your products or services is intended.