The Elite London returns to Wycombe Air Park on Friday 14 and Saturday 15 May 2027, showing private jets, helicopters, supercars and yachts on one airfield.
Wycombe Air Park opened in 1941 as RAF Booker, trained pilots through the war and stayed a military airfield until 1965, and it has been a working general aviation field ever since. That history is why it can hold this show at all: it has runways, hangars and apron space, and it sits inside the M25’s reach without being in a city. The Elite London takes it over for two days each May.
The show is an asset show rather than a trade fair. Private jets, helicopters, supercars, yachts and powerboats stand alongside the luxury houses that sell to the same buyer, and the exhibitors are selling to the people walking round rather than to each other, which is the distinction that separates a concours from a motor show. An airfield lets it do something no hall can, which is put an aircraft, a car and a boat within sight of one another.
The 2027 edition is on Friday 14 and Saturday 15 May at Wycombe Air Park. Demonstration flights and test drives run alongside the static display. It is the only British show that puts all three categories of asset on one site, and the airfield is the reason rather than the theme. Wycombe has been in continuous aviation use for more than eighty years without a single break.