The Blue Angels took to the skies over Cocoa Beach on April 11, 2026, thrilling spectators during the annual Cocoa Beach Airshow. The demonstration, part of a larger event held at the Brevard County Fairgrounds, drew thousands of viewers to the beach and surrounding areas. Petty Officer 2nd Class Crayton Agnew of the U.S. Navy captured the performance, which included synchronized aerial maneuvers and low-altitude passes. The airshow runs through April 17, with daily demonstrations scheduled from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Blue Angels, based at Naval Air Station Pensacola, have been entertaining audiences since 1946. Local officials estimate the event generates over $1 million annually for the area. The U.S. Navy released the photo under a public domain license, allowing unrestricted use. Weather conditions were optimal for the performance, with clear skies and light winds. The airshow features additional exhibits, food vendors, and family activities. The Blue Angels' visit marks the 30th anniversary of their partnership with Brevard County. Tickets for the event are sold out, but free viewing areas remain available along the beach. The demonstration concluded with a formation flyover of the Space Coast, visible from Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.