Overview The Stuart Air Show is a three-day air show at Witham Field in Stuart, Florida, that opens with a Friday night show under fireworks and puts U.S. Air Force jets and vintage warbirds over the runway through the weekend; in 2025 that meant the F-16 Viper Demo Team, a C-17 Globemaster III and a KC-46 Pegasus tanker. The 2025 show was its 36th. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit runs it under the line "Celebrating Aviation - Honoring Its Past and Inspiring Its Future," with the 2026 show themed Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future. On site The Friday show starts at dusk with night aerobatics and pyrotechnics, and the VIP Dirty Flight Suit Party watches it from the front row with a buffet and open bar. Saturday and Sunday are daytime flying. Along the flightline sit a Flightline Club with shaded premium seating, reserved spectator tables, a photo pit, VIP tents, sponsor chalets and exhibitor booths. Audience In 2025, 15 percent of the crowd came from outside the local market, accounting for some 300 hotel nights and 30 car rentals. The show serves Martin and St. Lucie county charities, works with Southeast Florida Honor Flight and the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps, and brings school-age children in for STEM programs. Talent and Influencers The 2025 bill mixed military demos with civilian aerobatics: the NextGen Eagles in two Christen Eagles, the Red Bull helicopter, Kevin Coleman in his Extra 300, Nathan Hammond's Ghostwriter Airshows, Kyle Fowler's Long EZ and RJ Gritter's Decathlon. The warbirds were the Titan Aerobatic Team in three North American AT-6 Texans, Jim Tobul's F4U-4 Corsair and the Round Canopy Parachute Team jumping from the C-47 Tico Belle, with Explosive Touch Enterprises on the fireworks. Track record The show's 2025 impact report counts 600 volunteers, more than 90 exhibitors, sponsors and vendors, 50 military personnel, performers, crew and displays, and 20 nonprofits supported, with more than $35,000 donated locally; recipients included the Civil Air Patrol, the Treasure Coast High School AFJROTC and the HotShots youth shooting team. It puts the weekend's direct economic impact at more than $2.7 million, plus over $927,000 from outside the area. Brand presence Sponsorship runs in three bands, Top Gun, Aero Elite and Silver Soarer, down to a single banner. The top tiers carry naming and underwriting rights, logos on tickets, posters and email, social posts, a 15-by-15 exhibitor booth, a customized flightline chalet for up to 140 guests a day across all three days, Dirty Flight Suit Party and VIP tent tickets, and seats on sightseeing flights. Every tier from Cloud Companion up gets public-address mentions during the show. TD Bank presented the Dirty Flight Suit Party in 2025.