Air festival · Morón Air Base
For aero clubs, flight schools, parts manufacturers, aerobatic display teams, sector sponsors and press teams joining the Morón Air Show in Morón de la Frontera (province of Seville, Andalusia) during the open-doors weekend. Production from our Madrid hub with 21% VAT invoicing through FACe / SII (AEAT) and delivery to the partner hangar, to the static display area, or to the visiting team with a consignee appointed by the military organisation.
Morón de la Frontera is, beyond a municipality with a consolidated historical and agricultural heritage, the seat of the Morón Air Base, one of the most relevant military facilities of southwestern Europe and a reference hub for the Andalusian aerospace sector. The annual Air Show combines the base's open-doors day with an aerobatic display, a demonstration of Air and Space Force assets, a static display of civil and military aircraft, and a market for collectibles and aviation parts. The event draws thousands of visitors from Andalusia and neighbouring communities, who travel to the municipality across the weekend to see the aircraft up close and to talk with the technical teams.
For an aero club, a flight school, a parts manufacturer, a sector sponsor or a press team covering the festival, the weeks of the event are built with long horizons: bespoke signage, hangar-team uniforms, audience giveaways, accreditations and welcome kits for guest pilots become tangible extensions of the presence for the weeks that follow. A well-designed t-shirt with an aviation motif, a sturdy tote printed with the club's mark, or a notebook with print quality that survives daily use all become carriers of the presence long after the festival closes.
Combed cotton technical t-shirts and polos in metallic tones — graphite grey, cobalt blue, aviation red — with the club or manufacturer emblem on the chest and the team dorsal on the back. Sizes distributed across the hangar team, exhibition mechanics, runway marshals and accreditation staff; breathable cut and reinforced seams for outdoor days on the base's apron.
Organic cotton tote with side gusset, a steel bottle with an aviation motif, a set of postcards with images of the base, collectible pins with the club or flight school mark. Design inspired by aviation tones — sky blue, metallic grey, off-white — with two-colour screen print for a finish that resists intensive use and weekend sun exposure.
Compact box with an A5 logbook notebook, a metal pen, a numbered technical t-shirt, an embroidered club patch and a selection of aeronautical manufacturer catalogues. Labelled by pilot name and delivered directly to the changing facility arranged by the base or to the accommodation booked by the visiting club.
Woven lanyards with the festival monogram, faux-leather badge holders, a notebook and a waterproof pouch for print and digital press. Sequential numbering and named delivery to each accredited professional at the festival's press office, with QR codes for access to the apron and to the static display area.
We produce from the Madrid hub with 21% VAT invoicing through FACe / SII (Agencia Estatal de Administración Tributaria, AEAT) and B2B invoicing; for EU-based clients we apply the reverse-charge mechanism where applicable. Quantities are tailored to the activation: five hundred to two thousand tote bags and pins for the audience, one hundred to three hundred technical t-shirts for hangar teams and sponsors, twenty to fifty premium kits for guest pilots and accredited press, fifty to two hundred bottles and postcard sets for club loyalty programmes. Delivery is coordinated with the military organisation of the event: by road from the Madrid hub to Morón de la Frontera (about five hundred kilometres via the A-4), with unloading in a slot coordinated with the base command. Vehicle access inside the air base requires prior accreditation and coordination with the security service: it pays to label each batch with the club name and the destination area so military staff can move boxes without opening them.
For orders that cross several peninsular provinces, we consolidate production at the Madrid hub and coordinate with the logistics operator for a single shipment when the volume allows; when the consignee prefers to split by team or venue, we split the main shipment into two or three expeditions synchronised with the unloading slot confirmed by the organisation. Boxes are labelled with the event reference, the visiting team name and the destination venue, so that the accreditation or stage team can move each batch without opening it. For orders that include electronic pieces (power banks, chargers, USB drives) we declare the content in line with ADR regulations for ground transport and IATA restrictions for air freight, which avoids delays at the customs or compound filter. For companies established outside Spanish VAT territory (peninsular, the Balearic Islands and the Canary Islands have differentiated regimes) we issue the invoice with the tax rate applicable to the delivery; intra-community clients must provide their VAT number for the reverse-charge mechanism to be applied, and our finance administration team verifies it before dispatch.
Historically on the last weekend of September or the first weekend of October, with two consecutive days of open doors and in-flight demonstrations. The exact dates of each edition are published on the official channels of the Spanish Air and Space Force and of the Ayuntamiento de Morón de la Frontera — check them before locking print runs, as the calendar can shift slightly each year for military operational or weather reasons.
Yes. We split the order by area (main hangar, static display, accreditation zone, press zone) and label each batch with the area name, the unloading window and the named contact. This simplifies delivery inside the military compound and reduces handling at destination.
For tote bags and screen-printed apparel, four to five weeks from artwork approval. For premium boxes featuring die-cut, embossed or faux-leather pieces, five to six weeks. Shorter windows are possible only when stock is available and the decoration admits an express run.
No. Corp-Merch is an independent external supplier that helps aero clubs, flight schools, manufacturers and partners prepare their own merch for the festival. It does not organise, sponsor or represent the Morón Air Show or the Spanish Air and Space Force.
Corp-Merch is an independent external supplier for teams participating in the festival. This page helps visiting teams prepare their own merch for the festival days in Morón de la Frontera; it does not represent the military command of Ala 21, the Ayuntamiento de Morón de la Frontera or its sponsors.
Festival merch rarely ends with the last performance. Tote bags and lanyards from an edition end up in the homes of attendees, technical team t-shirts get reassigned for the next edition, and guest-artist kits are typically archived as promotional material. If your team manages the brand with a multi-year vision, we can agree on a base graphic line (palette, typefaces, materials, neutral stock items) that stays stable from one edition to the next, with only the date, programme or guest data changing. That consistency lowers production costs, reduces seasonal waste and strengthens brand recall in front of a returning audience. For orders crossing several peninsular provinces, our account team can coordinate delivery in a single shipment or split it according to the unloading slot confirmed by the festival organisation, which reduces waiting time at destination and simplifies invoicing.