It could be the biggest yet
Torbay's businesses are flying high after the success of this year's English Riviera Air Show.
Around 120,000 spectators packed out a sunny Paignton Seafront to witness a spectacular range of aerial displays, from powerful Typhoons to the iconic Red Arrows.
The three-day annual event generated an impressive £5 million in trade for the region.
Organisers are already making plans for an even bigger spectacle next year
Video report is from BBC Spotlight.
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