ESA is joining other space agencies and industry in a dedicated Space Zone at the major Farnborough international airshow in the UK for seven days from Monday, 9 July. The Space Zone in Hall 3 brings together key players from international space agencies and industry in the aerospace, defence, space and security sectors to highlight the increasingly important role of space. Read more
The Farnborough International Air Show opened to blue skies and trade visitors today. Highlights included innovative passenger aircraft, a supersonic car and a dedicated Space Zone showcasing space technology and its importance to the world. Read more
US firm Raytheon has unveiled its anti-aircraft laser at the Farnborough Airshow in Hampshire. The Laser Close-In Weapon System (CIWS) can either be used on its own or alongside a gunnery system. In May, the laser was used to shoot down unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in a series of tests. Read more
ESA, together with the UK Space Agency, the Italian space agency and industry, will be exhibiting its wide range of activities in a dedicated Space Zone at the Farnborough International Air Show during 19-25 July. The Space Zone brings together key players from space agencies and industry to highlight the increasing role of space in a rapidly changing world. Read more
The Farnborough International Airshow opens today. The seven-day international trade fair to demonstrate both civilian and military aircraft to potential customers and investors. is held biennially in England.
From Monday 17 to Sunday 23 July 2006, aviation enthusiasts, families and the aerospace industry will be focused on one place - the 45th Farnborough International Airshow.
Public Visitors are welcome to the show on Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd July 2006. Gates open at 09.30am allowing plenty of time to visit the exhibition halls, outdoor activity zone and wander through the static aircraft park before the spectacle of the airshow begins.
The Farnborough International Airshow is the world's premier international aerospace trade show, attracting around 300,000 visitors every two years. A trade convention during the week, the show is open to the public on Saturday and Sunday. With around 1200 exhibitors from 25 countries, this enormous show exhibits the latest in avionics and aerotechnology from around the world, while added attractions include daily displays from the Red Arrows. The event includes about 200 aircraft on display, both static and flying, spanning right through the years to the Euro Fighter, as well as mock-ups of the two competition bids for the Joint Strike Fighter.