Lostock really developed their airshow from 1987 onwards.

1987 – RAF BBMF Spitfire; Red Devils Parachute Team; RAF Harrier GR3.

1988 – Royal Artillery Parachute Team; Marlboro Aerobatic Team; Catalina; Pilatus P2 G-BJAX; BAe Mosquito

1989 – Yugo Cars Flying Circus Stearman; Pilatus P2 G-BJAX; Vladivar Yak-50; Royal Signals Parachute Team; Tigercat

1990 – Catalina; Tigercat; Pilatus P2 G-BJAX; Team Toyota; DH Vampire (Vintage Aircraft Team)

1991 – Royal Signals Parachute Team; Proteus Sukhoi Su-26 (Richard Goode); BAe Mosquito; Team Toyota Aerobatics; Folland Gnat

1992 – RAF SAR Sea King; Flying Crusaders Extra/Stampe; Lazer Z200 (Mark Jefferies); Radial Pair Harvards; RAF BBMF Spitfire

1993 – Microlease Pitts Special; Black Lanyards Parachute Team; Crunchie Flying Circus wingwalkers; Slingsby Firefly (Pete Clark); Sukhoi Su-26 (Richard Goode); RAF Harrier GR7

1994 – RAF Tucano; ARCO Blenheim; Slingsby Firefly (Pete Clark); RAF Falcons Paras; Beech C45 Expeditor (Anthony Hodgson); Yak-18T (Paul Bonhomme); RAF BBMF Spitfire

1995 – see above

1996 – Pitts Special (Clive Watson); L-39 Albatros (Tony Smith); DH Dragon Rapide (Air Atlantique); Miles Magister (Real Aeroplane Company); Rover Aerobatic Team; RAF Red Arrows

1997 – Hawker Hunter (Jonathan Whaley); RAF Tornado GR1; Aerostars; TFC Spitfire ML417; Sky High Para Team

1998 – TFC Spitfire & Hurricane Duo; RAF Tucano; AAC Blue Eagles (show curtailed due to weather)

1999 – Canberra B2/6; Microlease Extra 300 (Brian Lecomber); Boeing Stearman; DH Vampire XE920; RAF BBMF Spitfire & Hurricane; Crusaders Parachute Team; Hunter T7 (Delta Jets).