For generations of Canadians, spotting the red-and-white Snowbirds soaring overhead has been one of the defining signs of summer. Now, after more than 50 years of performances, the Canadian Forces Snowbirds are preparing for their final season flying the iconic CT-114 Tutor jets.

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Why This Season Matters
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- Final year flying the historic CT-114 Tutor aircraft

- End of an iconic era in Canadian aviation history

- A nostalgic summer tradition for generations of Canadians

- Special farewell performances happening across Canada and the U.S.

- One last opportunity to see the classic Tutor jets in action

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Ontario & Canadian Highlights
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Ontario Performances

June 10: North Bay
June 13–14: Barrie
July 1: Canada Day in Ottawa
September 5–7: Toronto

Other Major Stops

- Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan
- Abbotsford, British Columbia
- Niagara Falls, New York
- Multiple U.S. air shows and farewell events


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Pricing
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Most Canadian Forces Snowbirds performances are included as part of larger airshows, festivals, or public celebrations, so admission depends on the host event.

- Common Admission Types

Free: Many community events and Canada Day performances
Paid Airshows: Larger aviation festivals may require tickets

- Ontario Events
North Bay (June 10): Typically free public viewing
Barrie Airshow (June 13–14): Free waterfront viewing areas available
Canada Day Ottawa (July 1): Free
Toronto Air Show (Sept 5–7): Included with the Canadian International Air Show / Exhibition access areas may vary

Families should check the individual event organizers closer to the dates for:

VIP seating
waterfront viewing passes

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Know Before You Go
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- Arrive early for major airshow events and Canada Day performances

- Bring ear protection for younger children

- Lawn chairs, sunscreen, hats, and water are recommended

- Check local event schedules for exact performance times

- Weather conditions can affect flight schedules


Catch the iconic red-and-white formation in the skies one last time before a Canadian aviation era comes to a close.