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Following the Farnborough International Airshow

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Every two years the eyes of the aviation world turn to a small airport southwest of London for the Farnborough International Airshow. This year’s show runs from 11 to 17 July, and is open to the public the weekend of 16 and 17 July. Aircraft manufacturers bring their latest and greatest, new products are unveiled, and airlines announce major purchases. Each day also includes a flying display, much of which you can track on Flightradar24. We’ve put together a short guide to tracking some of the interesting aircraft appearing this year in Farnborough. We’ll also be at the airshow on Thursday, 14 July so be sure to check our Twitter and Facebook page for updates.

The Aircraft

Not all of the aircraft listed are necessarily part of the flying display, though they will be attending Farnborough.

AircraftRepresenting Organization at FIA16Registration
Airbus A350AirbusF-WWCF
Airbus A380AirbusF-WWDD
Airbus Military A400MAirbus MilitaryF-WWMZ
Antonov An-124Volga Dnepr GroupRA-82081
Antonov An-178AntonovUR-EXP
Boeing 727Oil Spill ResponseG-OSRA
Boeing 737 MAXBoeingN8704Q
Boeing 787-9Boeing (ANA livery)N1015B
Bombardier C Series CS100Bombardier (SWISS livery)C-GWXZ
Embraer E190-E2EmbraerPR-ZEY
Embraer KC-390EmbraerPT-ZNF
Sukhoi Superjet 100-95BSuperjet (CityJet livery)EI-FWB

A Photo Preview

Gallery Photo Credits: A350, A380, A400M, An-124, An-178, 727, 737, 787, CS100, E190-E2, KC-390, SSJ100

Tracking Farnborough

You can follow flights at Farnborough via individual registrations or visit Farnborough (FAB/EGLF) on our map to see what might be flying at any time. You can also visit the Farnborough Airshow Live page to watch each day’s flying display.

Also keep an eye on the JetPhotos Farnborough page as photographers upload new photos from this year’s show.

 

Featured Image © Brian T Richards, taken at Farnborough 2014.

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