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2004
2004-09 - 1323.PDF
www.farnborough.com Keep your hats on...it's that time of year again! The first four trade days will include a fabulous flying display commencing at 1415, compromising a mixture of civil and military aircraft including front-line fighter aircraft, heavy airliners, regional jets, business jets, light GA aircraft and trainers, which will perform breathtaking stunts to the delight of the crowds. Thisyearthe SBAC has joined forces with the Motorsport Industries Association, showing the strong links that exist between the two areas of high performance engineering. In acknowledgement of this there will be a brief display on the runway prior to the start of the flying display, of vehicles embodying elements developed directly from the aerospace industry. Friday is the Enthusiasts' Day and is the first day of the three-day celebration of the Rolls -Royce Centenary. In recognition of this important occasion there will be flight displays by Rolls- Royce powered aircraft including the unique Spitfire PRXIX, arguably one of the most beautiful aircraft ever made. The flying display will begin at 1230 on Friday and Saturday and will feature the Trade Aircraft and the Motorsport display, alongside the famous Red Arrows who are sure to give their usual accomplished demonstration. New to the display circuit this season and a must- see for all aircraft enthusiasts is the RB211HT powered 747-400 from South African Airways, with an absolutely incredible display in a heavy airliner. The final display will be the Reds Arrows on Sunday at 1700, a marvellously fitting end to the greatest Farnborough International yet. Aircraft on Display EXHIBITOR 2000 Aircraft Credit AB Aermacchi SpA Aermacchi SpA Aermacchi SpA AgustaWestland AgustaWestland AgustaWestland AgustaWestland AgustaWestland AgustaWestland AgustaWestland AgustaWestland AgustaWestland AgustaWestland AgustaWestland Alenia Aeronautica Alenia Aeronautica Aravco AvCraft AvCraft Babcock Defence Services Babcock Defence Services Boeing Boeing Boeing Boeing Bombardier Bombardier Bombardier Bombardier Caseright Limited Caseright Limited Dassault Design Bureau" Vertical" EADS CASA Embraer Embraer Embraer Kharkov Kharkov Latvian Air Force Lockheed Martin Lockheed Martin NAC NAC Omega Air (Global AirTanker Service) Piaggio (Sloane) Pilatus Pilatus Pilatus RAF Harrier (IV (AC) Sqn) RAFHawk(IOOsqn) RAF Kinloss (201 Sqn) Raytheon Raytheon Saab South African Airways USDoD USDoD AIRCRAFT Saab 2000 S211A MB339CD SF260TP Apache AH Mk 1 EH101 Super Lynx 300Multi Role Super Lynx 300 Naval A119 Koala A109 Power A109 Power LUH A129CBT EH101 MM1 AB139 AB139 C27J ATR-42MP F28Mk0100 Do328Je?-300 Do328Jet-300 Slingsby T67 M260 Slingsby T67 M260 F/A-18F F/A-18F AH-64D J-UCAS Challenger 300 Global 5000 Learjet 40 DHC8-402 Schweitzer 300 Cirrus SR22 Falcon 900EX Multi purpose Helicopter Lockheed P-3B Embraer 190 Embraer 170 Embraer Legacy (135BJ) AN-74TK-200 AN-140-100 L410UVP(T) F-16 F-16 Hawker 800XP Premier 1 DC10-40 P180Avanti PC-21 PC-12 PC-9M Harrier GR7 HawkTIA Nimrod MR2 BE3000/T6-A Texan BE3000/T6-A Texan Gripen B747-400 UH-60A Blackhawk F-15E DISPLAY static static static static static static static static static static static static static static customer demo Static/fly Static static (BAP) static (BAP) static flying static static flying flying static static (BAP) static (BAP) static (BAP) static (BAP) static static static (BAP) static/fly static static/fly static static (BAP) static/fiy static/fly static static flying static (BAP) static (BAP) static static (BAP) static static static flying (22/23/24/25) flying (22/23/24/25) static (22/23/24/25) • ^^ static flying Flying (23/24) static static
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