For some, coming to the air show turned into a family affair, and for one veteran who flew planes during his time in the service, it was a homecoming.

The Blue Angels are back. But this weekend's NAS Jax Air Show will be your last chance to see them until 2026. Here's our guide.

JACKSONVILLE, FL – This weekend’s Blue Angels air show at Jacksonville Naval Air Station (NAS) promises to be a spectacular event, with thousands of spectators flocking to the base and the St. Johns River to catch the thrilling aerial performances.

The Blue Angels are set to perform at the NAS Jax Air Show in Jacksonville, celebrating one of their final shows of the 2024 season.

The U.S. Navy's Blue Angels and other pilots will perform on Saturday and Sunday at the 2024 NAS Jax Air Show.

The NAS Jax Air Show, the birthplace of the Blue Angels, will take place at NAS Jax on Saturday, Oct. 19 and Sunday, Oct. 20. The gates open at 9 am and the show will begin at 11 a.m. It will be the last time the Jacksonville area will see the group for a little while, as they’re not scheduled to perform in the county next year.

SAN FRANCISCO — Fog created unsafe weather conditions that forced the Blue Angels to cancel their scheduled show for Saturday afternoon, officials announced on social media.

What you should know about the 2024 NAS Jax Air Show. The event is open to the public and offers free admission and parking. No tickets are required to attend and spectators over the age of 18 must present a physical photo ID to gain access to the show.

If you’re not already at the NAS Jax Air Show, don’t leave now. The Naval Station announced on social media less than an hour ago that it has reached parking capacity and is not letting any more cars in.