Reviewed by: Caleb Turrentine
RECAP: Nearly 200k people watched the Blue Angels soar in Montgomery [PHOTOS]
It was a packed house at Maxwell Air Force Base this weekend as almost 200,000 people filed into the stands for the 2024 Beyond the Horizon Air and Space Show. Keep reading for a recap of the show + a bunch of pictures to relive it for yourself.
Beyond the Horizon Air & Space Show
The two-day air show featured performances by:
- U.S. Navy Blue Angels
- U.S. Army Golden Knights Parachute team
- Ghost Riders
- Pass-overs by genuine War Bombers
The free community event also incorporated robotics demonstrations, pilot meet & greets, 3D printing and tons of fun at the planetarium.
See it for yourself:
The U.S. Navy Blue Angels performing in their F/A-18 Super Hornet during the Beyond the Horizon Air and Space Show at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama April 6, 2024. The air and space show boasted a variety of activities, including military and civilian aerial demonstrations, static display aircraft, and a STEM expo. (U.S. Air Force photo by Trey Ward) 
The pilot of his P-51 Mustang waves at the crowd after a performance during the Beyond the Horizon Air and Space Show at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama April 6, 2024. (U.S. Air Force photo by Trey Ward) 
A F/A-18 SUPER HORNET performs an aerial demonstration during the Beyond The Horizon Air and Space Show at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama April 7, 2024. Organized by Maxwell Air Force Base in collaboration with civilian partners and sponsors, the event aimed to celebrate the rich heritage of aviation while also providing an opportunity for the public to engage with the military community (U.S. Air Force photo by Darius Hutton) 
Visitors tour an Aeromedical Evacuation C-130 aircraft and are briefed on various operations inside of it during the Beyond the Horizon Air and Space Show at Maxwell Air Force Base, Alabama April 6, 2024. (U.S. Air Force photo by Trey Ward) 
(Maxwell AFB / Facebook)
Next stops for the Blues
The Blues won’t be back in Alabama again during their 2024 flight schedule—and Alabama’s not on their books for 2025, either.
You can catch the Blues in action on Pensacola Beach, July 10-13, for the Pensacola Beach Airshow. It’s not technically in Alabama—but it’s within a day’s drive for our Coastal Alabama friends.
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