Annual edition · summer · Valladolid
For aerobatic display teams, general-aviation operators, aircraft manufacturers, sponsor delegations, specialist press and brand teams that need aviation-themed apparel, hospitality kits for pilots and crews, numbered keepsakes for VIP guests and activation packs ready for the summer edition at the Villanubla Aerodrome, Castilla y León — a Castilian enclave with a military aviation tradition, home of the Academia Básica del Aire and a long-running air-show circuit on the central peninsular summer calendar. EUR + 21% VAT invoiced through FACe and the Suministro Inmediato de Información (SII) of the Agencia Tributaria (AEAT), with 24–48 h delivery from the peninsular hub or the Valladolid cross-dock to a named runway, the institutional hangar, the hospitality area or the crew hotel.
The Valladolid Air Festival has run for several years in the Castilian-Leonese summer window and has consolidated itself as one of the general and military aviation fixtures of central Spain. The edition is held at the Villanubla Aerodrome — a runway historically tied to the Academia Básica del Aire and military pilot training —, with in-flight displays by national and international aerobatic teams, general-aviation displays, static exhibitions by aircraft manufacturers and demonstrations by the Patrulla Águila and Patrulla Aspa. The hospitality area, the institutional hangars and the exhibition zones are complemented by industry talks and product presentations by aeronautical manufacturers.
For aerobatic display teams, general-aviation operators, aircraft manufacturers, sponsor delegations and specialist press the operational challenge is to plan a Castilian aviation weekend held in an active military airfield with hot dry summer weather: apparel has to handle sunny apron work, hangar shade and hospitality air-conditioning; giveaways have to read as aeronautical collectibles and not as generic souvenir shop merchandise; the press kit has to be substantial enough for specialist journalists across multiple displays; and the VIP pack has to honour the invited crews and the institutional sponsors without overstating the supplier's own relationship with the festival. The production chain usually combines a peninsular hub in Madrid with a consolidation point in Valladolid, from which the load is delivered by road to the institutional hangar or the hospitality area of the Villanubla Aerodrome.
The client profiles we serve for the Valladolid festival include invited aerobatic teams bringing their own merch to Valladolid, aircraft manufacturers activating their brand with aeronautical gifts, specialist press who need technical multilingual kits, institutional sponsor delegations delivering protocol material for the edition they sponsor, and general-aviation offices moving technical kit between Madrid, Valladolid and other European airfields during the cycle.
The mix we recommend for a Castilian air festival combines hard-wearing aeronautical apparel, hospitality kits for pilots and crews, numbered packs for VIP guests and gift activations for the audience and sponsors. Each line is locked in with deadlines and reserved stock at the peninsular hub so we can react to last-minute increases before the Valladolid link.
Breathable technical polos in muted aeronautical tones with fine screen-print of the sponsor's monogram, multi-pocket vests for the apron ground crew in the hangar, zip hoodies for the late-afternoon runway team, wind-resistant foldable raincoats for the outdoor programme and bib-branded lanyards for the accredited welcome crew at the hospitality area and the Academia Básica del Aire.
Hardbound A5 notebooks with the festival wrap, fine-tip pens engraved with the event mark, multilingual press dossiers (ES/EN/FR for European aeronautical press), screen-printed heavy-cotton tote bags, brushed-metal USB sticks with the display programme and a small limited-edition metal bookmark for the printed catalogue.
Premium notebooks wrapped in Castilian craft paper, fine-tip pen sets, screen-printed programme folios with the bilingual ES/EN display list, numbered waxed-canvas portfolios for the hospitality area and a small set of Castilian-Leonese artisan keepsakes (Ribera del Duero wine miniatures, Castilian cheese, Sierra de la Demanda cured meats) for international crews.
Reusable steel bottles screen-printed with the festival motif, foldable shopping totes for the audience giveaways, aeronautical-themed enamel pins for collectors, screen-printed A4 folders for aircraft manufacturer activations and small aviation-themed desk items for the institutional sponsors and the Academia Básica del Aire.
The branded merchandise operation for the Valladolid Air Festival is usually coordinated between Madrid and Valladolid: the Madrid peninsular production hub handles the entire order and dispatches by road to the Valladolid cross-dock, where it is consolidated for the final delivery to the Villanubla Aerodrome; the named consignee receives the merchandise — the sponsor's office in Valladolid, Madrid or Seville, the reference hotel inside the city, the institutional hangar of the aerodrome itself, the hospitality area or the Academia Básica del Aire. The combined delivery window is 24–48 hours from Madrid or 12–24 hours from the local cross-dock with prior appointment, given that the Castilian summer cycle coincides with regional traffic on the A-62 from Madrid and the A-6 from the north-west of the peninsula.
We keep reserved stock at the Madrid peninsular hub for recurring pieces — technical polos, A5 notebooks and tote bags with generic screen-print — that we can produce and deliver to the Valladolid cross-dock in 7–10 working days. For pieces with custom embroidery (sponsor's monogram, limited-edition numbering, VIP keepsake monogram) the window moves to 12–14 working days before the local distribution. For sponsors with special hospitality pieces (numbered gift boxes, sets with Ribera del Duero wine or Castilian cheese) we recommend closing the order 4–5 weeks before the start of the air displays.
The B2B invoice is issued in EUR with 21% VAT added through FACe and the Suministro Inmediato de Información (SII) of the Agencia Tributaria (AEAT); for intra-EU clients with a valid VIES NIF reverse-charge applies without Spanish VAT; for UK and non-EU clients the invoice is issued without VAT citing the corresponding EU directive article. Every delivery is confirmed with a signed delivery note at destination and, when the client requests it, with a photo of the material unloaded at the institutional hangar, the hospitality area or the sponsor's office.
The festival traditionally runs in summer, with in-flight displays at the Villanubla Aerodrome, static displays in the institutional hangars, hospitality for sponsors and parallel talks at the Academia Básica del Aire. The exact dates of each edition are confirmed in the schedule of the Villanubla Aerodrome, the Ministerio de Defensa and the Ayuntamiento de Valladolid.
Yes, with planning and accreditation. We deliver to a named consignee — the sponsor's office in Valladolid, Madrid or Seville, the reference hotel inside the city, the institutional hangar of the aerodrome itself, the hospitality area or the Academia Básica del Aire. For sponsors with several recipients we consolidate to a single hub address in Valladolid and the client's internal team distributes.
21% VAT through FACe / SII (AEAT). For intra-EU clients with a valid VIES number reverse-charge applies without Spanish VAT; for UK and non-EU clients the invoice is issued without VAT citing the corresponding EU directive article.
No. Corp-Merch is an independent external supplier that helps aerobatic teams, aircraft manufacturers, specialist press, invited crews and aeronautical institutions prepare their own merch for the event. It does not organise, sponsor or represent the Valladolid Air Festival, the Villanubla Aerodrome or the Ministerio de Defensa.
Corp-Merch is an independent external supplier for aerobatic teams, aircraft manufacturers, specialist press, invited crews and aeronautical institutions. This page helps participating teams prepare their own merch for the Valladolid Air Festival; it does not represent the Villanubla Aerodrome, the Ministerio de Defensa or the Academia Básica del Aire.