Farnborough International Airshow 2022

[lynothehammer]

Whilst i know Farnborough gets a lot of haters, its on my doorstep and it's been really nice to have the airshow (albeit a very small show) back.

Here's some from the past 2 weeks including validations, visitors and support:

Airbus A400 - Turkish Air Force - 14-0013 by Steve Lynes, on Flickr

AgustaWestland AW159 Wildcat HMA2 - Royal Navy - ZZ380 by Steve Lynes, on Flickr

TAI Hürkuş - TC-VCD by
Steve Lynes, on Flickr

Boeing P-8A Poseidon - US Navy - 169547 by Steve Lynes, on Flickr

The Red Arrows & Black Jack by Steve Lynes, on Flickr

Bombardier Global 6000 - German Air Force - 14+05 by Steve Lynes, on Flickr

Cessna 560 Citation V - Spanish Air Force - TR.20-03 / 403-21 by Steve Lynes, on Flickr

Turkish Aerospace Industries T129A Atak - P2 by Steve Lynes, on Flickr

General Dynamics F-16C Fighting Falcon - United States Air Force - 89-2044 / AV by Steve Lynes, on Flickr

ZK317, ZK318 & ZK323 by Steve Lynes, on Flickr

Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II - Royal Air Force - ZM157 by Steve Lynes, on Flickr

Some of the civil biggies, they always fascinate me:

Airbus A350 - F-WWCF by Steve Lynes, on Flickr

Embraer 190-E2 - 2-RLET by Steve Lynes, on Flickr

Airbus A350 - F-WWCF by Steve Lynes, on Flickr

Boeing 777-9 - N778XW by Steve Lynes, on Flickr

Thanks for looking


Steve

[Wrexham Mackem]

I think 'critics' is a fairer term than 'haters', I think everyone would like Farnborough back in its classic form. Its great to see the airliners being thrown around. Spectacular actually, and you've caught some lovely angles here. You're lucky to have it on your doorstep.

[Roughcutter]

Great set of shots. Wasn't that (Whitby Island) P-8 originally slated down for RIAT 2022?