On The Ground, at the FIAS 2026

The excitement continues on the ground! Get up close to an incredible collection of historic, military, and unique aircraft through our static displays. Explore aviation history, meet the crews, and experience these iconic planes like never before.

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The Mooney Anomaly is coming back!

The Mooney Anomaly travels to airshows and aviation events across the country as a flying celebration of art, aviation and community. Owned and flown by aviator, aerospace enthusiast and aviation advocate Liam Hawkins, the aircraft serves as a platform for storytelling, education, creative partnerships and charitable outreach. Its mission is to spark curiosity, inspire connection and help make aviation feel more accessible to people from all backgrounds. Through public appearances and original content, the Anomaly demonstrates how creativity and community can open new pathways into aviation. The Mooney Anomaly returns to the Florida International Airshow for its second year as a static display.

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Alenia C-27J Spartan

See the impressive Alenia C-27J Spartan, a versatile military transport aircraft built for challenging missions around the world. Operated by the U.S. Coast Guard, the C-27J is used for search and rescue, disaster response, humanitarian aid, and maritime patrol operations. Capable of taking off and landing on short, unimproved runways while carrying heavy cargo or personnel, the Spartan is known for its speed, reliability, and rugged performance. Be sure to stop by and experience this remarkable aircraft up close at the Florida International Airshow!


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Red-and-white rescue helicopter in flight against a blue sky

Sikorsky MH-60 Jayhawk

Get up close to one of the U.S. Coast Guard's most recognizable rescue helicopters—the Sikorsky MH-60 Jayhawk. Designed for long-range search and rescue missions, the Jayhawk has been saving lives since the 1990s and is capable of operating in some of the world's toughest weather conditions. With a range of nearly 600 nautical miles, a top speed of 180 knots (207 mph), and advanced rescue equipment, this incredible aircraft plays a vital role in maritime rescue, disaster response, law enforcement, and homeland security missions. Don't miss your chance to see this aviation workhorse up close at the Florida International Airshow! 


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