Photos from a Farnborough walkabout
Among the displays: a jet trainer prototype for the Air Force and a "bird of prey" drone meant to scare off wayward flocks.
Among the displays: a jet trainer prototype for the Air Force and a "bird of prey" drone meant to scare off wayward flocks.
The exhibition hall featured engines from GE and Rolls-Royce, along with ejection seats and autogyros.
Airbus had numerous planes on display, including the A350, the A380 superjumbo and an A400M military cargo jet.
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For years, Airbus executives have routinely stolen the limelight at the big European air shows and this year they did so again.
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