FAQ

Yes, entry to the Verbier Air Show is completely free for everyone. Only the ski lifts remain subject to the usual lift passes.

Saturday 10 April 2027 (rescheduled to Sunday 11 April in case of bad weather).

In Verbier, in the canton of Valais, Switzerland. The show opens in the morning at Mont Gelé (3,023m) with the base jump from the cable car, then continues from noon at Le Carrefour, the main stage and show village, with all the other disciplines. Information point and giant screen at Médran.

Base jumping, wingsuit flying, acrobatic paragliding, aerobatics, aerial dance, speedflying and many more surprises.

Confirmed athletes include Geraldine Fasnacht (wingsuit, BASE jumping), Fred Fugen (Soul Flyers, BASE jumping), Eliot Nochez (paragliding), Dante Wardlaw (BASE jumping, speedflying), Tim Howell (wingsuit, mountaineering), Tom Erik Heimen (BASE jumping, wingsuit), Marco Covarglia (paragliding, speaker), Fabien Tornay (paragliding, speedflying), Aurélien Chatard (wingsuit, Soul Flyers) and Simon Fasnacht (BASE jumping, skydiving).

By car: 2 hours from Geneva via the A9 motorway. By train: Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) to Martigny, then PostBus to Le Chable and gondola up to Verbier.

Yes, the resort's usual car parks are open (Médran, Verbier village). Public transport is recommended: train to Le Châble, then gondola or bus up to Verbier.

Absolutely. The entertainment at Le Carrefour is open to everyone, young and old. The base jump from Mont Gelé is visible from the ski area and broadcast live on the giant screens at Le Carrefour and Médran.

Aerial shows are weather-dependent. If conditions are unfavourable, the event is rescheduled to Sunday 11 April 2027. Some demonstrations may be adjusted depending on wind and visibility.

Yes, the Exceptional Gala Evening takes place on Friday 9 April 2027 from 8 PM in Verbier, Val de Bagnes. Price: CHF 290 per person, all inclusive, or CHF 2,000 per table of 7 with an athlete. Table bookings are open, individual seats from 15 March 2027.

No booking or registration is required to watch the shows. Entry is free and open to all.

Yes, personal photos and videos are welcome and encouraged. Share your shots with #VerbierAirShow.

Warm layers (temperatures range from 5-15°C in April at 2,200m), sunglasses, sunscreen (UV levels are intense at altitude), and binoculars for the high-altitude shows.

It is the world's first high-altitude airshow. Unlike traditional airshows held at lowland airfields, the Verbier Air Show unfolds high in the mountains, in the heart of the Verbier resort, with jumps launched from the Mont Gelé cable car at 3,023m.

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