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AeroSuperBatics is a British aerobatic display brand associated with airshows and flying demonstrations.

Last updated August 31, 2026

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Overview

AeroSuperBatics is a British aerobatic display brand whose core activity is presenting formation flying, aerobatic manoeuvres and aviation demonstrations at airshows, public events and commercial engagements. It operates in the aviation-display field rather than as a conventional consumer product brand. The available material does not reliably establish its founding year, founder, ownership structure, official website or specific operating entity, so those details are left unconfirmed.

History

AeroSuperBatics is a British aerobatic display brand associated with providing flying demonstrations for airshows and related public events. Its activities generally centre on multi-aircraft formations, aerobatic manoeuvres and aviation displays. Because sufficiently reliable information is not available here, its exact founding date, early history, former team names, aircraft changes and ownership developments cannot be confirmed and are not described in detail.

Products and positioning

A specialist British aviation entertainment and experiential-events brand built around formation aerobatics, historic Boeing Stearman aircraft and highly visible wing-walking performances.

  • Aerobatic display performances

    AeroSuperBatics primarily provides professional aerobatic flying displays rather than physical consumer products. Performances may include formation flying, aerobatic manoeuvres and coordinated aerial demonstrations for airshows, public events and commercial engagements; specific aircraft, line-ups and programmes depend on each event.

Controversies

  • 2022

    AeroSuperBatics ends association with pilot after criminal conviction

    The team said it had immediately ended its association with pilot Andy Cubin after he pleaded guilty to possessing illegal images of children. The case was committed to the Crown Court for sentencing.

  • 2022

    Criminal conviction involving pilot Andy Cubin

    Pilot Andy Cubin pleaded guilty to possessing illegal images of children, including material described in reports as belonging to the most serious category. AeroSuperBatics stated that it immediately terminated its association with him.

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