BAE at FI2004
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BAE at FI2004
Not sure if this is the right forum but I'm sure the mods will move it if it isn't.
Anyway, looking through the list of what is coming to Farnborough http://www.farnborough.com/Aircraft/aircraft.asp I noticed there is nothing from BAE SYSTEMS at all. This must the first time the UKs biggest aerospace company can't find anything to send.
The Nimrod MR.2, Harrier and Hawk T.1 are from the RAF and there is no Typhoon on the list either. I know they don't build civil aircraft anymore but this seems to be a poor effort. I wonder if the sponsorship of RIAT has anything to do with the lack of support at FI2004
A long way from the 1986 "Chariots of Fire" thing.
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JT
Anyway, looking through the list of what is coming to Farnborough http://www.farnborough.com/Aircraft/aircraft.asp I noticed there is nothing from BAE SYSTEMS at all. This must the first time the UKs biggest aerospace company can't find anything to send.
The Nimrod MR.2, Harrier and Hawk T.1 are from the RAF and there is no Typhoon on the list either. I know they don't build civil aircraft anymore but this seems to be a poor effort. I wonder if the sponsorship of RIAT has anything to do with the lack of support at FI2004
A long way from the 1986 "Chariots of Fire" thing.
Rant mode "OFF"
JT
JimTap,
A340, A318, A319, all three as much BAES as they are anything else.
A340, A318, A319, all three as much BAES as they are anything else.
Don't worry Jimmy, the 1:1 scale Airfix Typhoon is already there... the PR-types always claim it "generates a lot of interest"
I've heard that there is also a (non-flying) Mil Mi-24 in BAE markings too.
Meanwhile, over at RIAT, the last wholly-BAE designed military aircraft will be celebrating its 30th birthday.
Rhys.
I've heard that there is also a (non-flying) Mil Mi-24 in BAE markings too.
Meanwhile, over at RIAT, the last wholly-BAE designed military aircraft will be celebrating its 30th birthday.
Rhys.