Peninsula Aero Club positioned a trainer in front of the club rooms to build interest in flight training. Image: Steve Hitchen
Tyabb Airshow is one of the biggest events held on the Mornington Peninsula and enjoys a lot of community support. Image: Steve Hitchen
Judy Pay's P-40 departs runway 35 for its handling display. Image: Steve Hitchen
Paul Bennet's Grumman TBM Avenger in formation with Graeme Hosking's Corsair. Image: Steve Hitchen
A P-40 in Bobby Gibbes 3 Squadron markings joins the fun. Image: Steve Hitchen
The Australian Womens Pilots Association did their bit to inspire young women to think about aviation as a career. Image: Steve Hitchen
A Beech 18 in RAAF pacific markings. Image: Steve Hitchen
Trying out virtual reality. Image: Steve Hitchen
A flypast of former air force training aircraft: two Winjeels in formation with two CT-4s. Image: Steve Hitchen
A privately-owned ex-Roulettes PC-9 taxis in front of an appreciative crowd. Image: Steve Hitchen
Cirrus offered stunning new-model SR22 for inspected and provided some shade on a warm day. Image Steve Hitchen
This Chance-Vought F4U Corsair was one of the show highlights. Image: Steve Hitchen

Tyabb Airshow wows crowds

3 March 2026

Tyabb 2026 proved another successful air show for Peninsula Aero Club on the weekend, with a large crowd flocking into Tyabb airport for the biennial event.

With support from Paul Bennet Airshows, the Royal Australian Air Force and private owners, the air show wowed the crowd, provided plenty of entertainment and proved a fantastic ambassador for aviation.

Our image gallery shows off the best of what was on display.