Breathtaking aerobatic displays, state-of-the-art aircraft and vintage planes take to the skies over Swansea this summer when the free Wales National Air Show returns to the city from 1-2 July.

More than 200,000 people packed the seafront last year to enjoy displays including the Red Arrows, a Eurofighter Typhoon, Chinook helicopters and aircraft from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.

This year a Bristol Blenheim, extensively used during the first two years of the World War II, has been added to the line-up. Around 50 Blenheims supported the Dunkirk evacuation in 1940 by harassing enemy forces.

Ground-based entertainment includes tanks, military support vehicles, an assault course and marquees with information on careers in the Armed Forces.

For more information about the Wales National Air Show visit the website.