The Atlantic City Airshow was set to fly into the Jersey Shore in August, but reports of a scheduling conflict with the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, and reports earlier this year of a lack of funding, state that show operator Visit Atlantic City has canceled the show.
“A Salute to Those Who Serve” was supposed to come to the city by the shore on August 13. Each year there has been formation flying, solo routines, tactical mobility and precision parachute jumping. The beach and boardwalk were to be packed with onlookers, who could catch a special preview practice on August 12.
The airshow is produced by the Greater Atlantic City Chamber, in coordination with David Schultz Airshows, LLC.
Representatives from all of the involved organizations could not be reached for comment.
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