In recent years, the German Air Force and Army have dramatically increased their presence at airshows across Europe, particularly since 2022. This resurgence has brought renewed attention to the skill, precision, and technological sophistication of German military aviation. Among the most exciting developments to emerge from this period is Display Team Germany, an ambitious and innovative initiative that unites eight distinct solo display teams from various air bases across the country. With plans to become the largest display team in the world, this collective effort showcases an impressive array of aircraft—including the Eurofighter Typhoon, Tornado, NH90, Tiger, CH-53, and A400M—while aiming to inspire a new generation of aviation enthusiasts and professionals. At the heart of this endeavor is Alex "NOBLE" Stegmair, the German Air Force Typhoon Solo Display pilot from Taktisches Luftwaffengeschwader 74 (TaktLwG 74) at Neuburg Air Base, whose vision and leadership have been instrumental in bringing Display Team Germany to life.

The roar of engines, the elegance of aerobatics, and the timeless charm of vintage aircraft—few events capture the imagination quite like an airshow. Across Europe, these gatherings celebrate aviation’s past, present, and future, drawing crowds of enthusiasts, families, and curious onlookers alike. The 2025 European Airshow Season is poised to launch with exceptional flair, thanks to two remarkable events: Den ve vzduchu Plasy (Plasy Air Day) in the Czech Republic and the inaugural JedlińSKY 2025 in Poland. Scheduled for late April, these airshows promise to set the tone for a thrilling year of aerial spectacles.