Canadian Forces Snowbirds to Fly CT-114 Tutor Jets for Final Time at Grey Cup
The Canadian Forces Snowbirds will retire their nine CT-114 Tutor jets following the 2026 season, ahead of transitioning to new planes in the early 2030s. The legendary aerobatic team will fly the iconic jets one final time on Nov. 15, as it makes make a historic appearance during the Canadian Football League’s (CFL) 113th annual Grey Cup.
The Canadian Forces Snowbirds will retire their CT-114 Tutor jets after the 2026 season, with a transition to new aircraft planned for the early 2030s. Their final demonstration in the CT-114 jets will occur on November 15th during the 113th annual Grey Cup. This marks the end of an era for the aerobatic team, which has flown these jets since 1971.
- The Canadian Forces Snowbirds will retire their CT-114 Tutor jets after the 2026 season.
- New planes are expected to be introduced in the early 2030s.
- The team’s final flight in the CT-114 jets will be on November 15th at the 113th Grey Cup.
- The Snowbirds have flown CT-114 jets for aerobatic demonstrations since 1971.
- The CFL notes the team’s appearances have helped connect Canadians through sport and national pride.
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