Organizers have rescheduled the sold-out Saturday session of the Air Dot Show at Harrisburg International Airport, originally set for May 23, 2026, due to inclement weather forecasts predicting rain, wind, and cold temperatures.
The aviation event, featuring the U. S.
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Navy Blue Angels, is part of the America250 celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of the United States. It was planned to run from May 23 to May 25.
While Saturday's programming faces delays, tickets for the Sunday and Monday portions remain available through the official event tour website, according to reports from abc27.
com and local21news. com.
Chris Dirato, Director of Public Relations for Air Dot Show Central PA, said the decision prioritized safety and comfort for all involved.
"Our priority is delivering the incredible experience our guests expect while ensuring the comfort and safety of attendees, performers, and crew," Dirato stated.
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The representative noted that the choice followed extensive consultations with scheduled military teams and operational staff.
"With the current forecast calling for cold temperatures, rain, and challenging conditions throughout the day, we felt rescheduling was the right decision for everyone involved," Dirato added.
Management decided to move the programming to allow attendees to view performances under more favorable weather conditions.
After monitoring updated forecasts and consulting with aviation performers, military teams, and operational staff, organizers determined rescheduling was the best course of action.
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Officials said updated scheduling details, ticket policies, and specific instructions will be sent directly to ticket holders and posted across the event's social media pages and online channels.
