Day two of the Wales National Air Show has brought thousands more people to Swansea Bay.
More than 100,000 people are thought to have packed Swansea beach on Saturday to watch daring stunts and iconic planes take to the skies.
On the first day the city's beaches and streets in the city as the Red Arrows, RAF Tucano Display Team, Breitling Wingwalkers and Gerald Cooper as well as many others wowed the crowds.
The distinctive RAF Sea King also made an appearance.
The first day's activities were brought to a close with a Battle of Britain memorial flight.
Already today, the Red Arrows have already demonstrated their gravity-defying stunts and a second Battle of Britain Memorial Flight has taken place.
The event will draw to a close tonight.
