
The free event takes place next Sunday (1st) and will feature presentations by Esquadrilha da Fumaça and an aircraft exhibition.
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Air Sunday is an annual event held by the Air Force Academy to bring the institution closer to civil society.
The Air Force Academy (AFA) opened this Monday (26) the fourth and final batch of 20,000 free tickets for Air Sunday. The event will be held next Sunday (1st) in Pirassununga.
The program brings together aerial and ground activities, such as an aircraft exhibition, an air show, an exhibition of the Fumaça Squadron, attractions for children and a food court.
Entry is free. People under 18 must be accompanied by a guardian. Children under 14 do not need a ticket, but must be included in the guardian's registration.
Tickets must be booked online, on the event's official website. To participate, you must present your printed ticket and an identification document at the entrance.
This year, Domingo Aéreo offers 80,000 free tickets, distributed in four lots.
According to the AFA commander, air brigadier Gustavo Pestana Garcez, the event is an opportunity to bring the population closer to the Brazilian Air Force (FAB) and present the work developed by the institution.
The organization will also run a food drive. Visitors will be able to donate 1 kilo of non-perishable food at the entrance to the event.
Donations will be allocated to charitable organizations, including Hospital de Amor, the Pirassununga Social Solidarity Fund and Santa Casa de Três Pontas (MG).
AFA is located on Estrada de Aguaí, s/nº, Jardim Bandeirantes, in Pirassununga.
What you can't do on Air Sunday:
Any type of political-partisan demonstration/propaganda will not be permitted, such as shirts, flags, saints, party and political caps, among others.
Vehicles containing any type of political sticker will not be permitted to enter.
Visitors will not be allowed to carry weapons of any kind, even if they have authorization to carry them or are in uniform and/or on duty.
No alcoholic beverages, coolers or any type of food (except for infants) will be permitted.

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