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Milwaukee Air & Water Show Prepares for July Takeoff

With the lakefront performance scheduled for July 25 and 26, show director Brian Allendorfer Jr. is gathering media at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport this Tuesday to detail the logistics and aerial lineup for this year’s exhibition, which promises significant infrastructure upgrades for the thousands expected to attend.

Milwaukee Air & Water Show Prepares for July Takeoff
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Allendorfer, a retired U.S. Air Force Master Sergeant with two decades of industry experience, aims to elevate the event’s operational standards. Following his tenure as military liaison for the Chicago Air & Water Show, he has overseen a series of logistical refinements for the Milwaukee program, including better traffic control, expanded restroom facilities, and a revamped website to streamline the visitor experience.

The 2026 schedule features a high-performance roster headlined by the USAF F-16 Viper and F-22 Raptor demo teams, alongside the USMC MV-22 Osprey and the Wings of Blue parachute team. Beyond the flight line, organizers have introduced a new all-inclusive VIP area. Attendees are encouraged to secure these premium spots in advance via the event’s digital portal, as the show remains a cornerstone of the regional summer calendar, consistently generating over $3 million in local economic impact.

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