Show site improvements more than just a facelift
Since the 2006 show, the Farnborough site has undergone many infrastructure changes designed to improve and enhance the event for all attendees.

Since the 2006 show, the Farnborough site has undergone many infrastructure changes designed to improve and enhance the event for all attendees. A multimillion-dollar investment has produced “exceptional innovations,” according to organizer Farnborough International, a subsidiary company of UK aerospace industry group the Society of British Aerospace Companies (SBAC).

One involved the demolition of Farnborough International’s own offices to provide space for a very distinctive building dubbed a “crystal palace.” The four-story glass unit, designed by Specialist Structures, allows exhibitors Thales and Kallman Worldwide to combine exhibition and corporate hospitality space in a central location.
Thales’ facility includes a ground-floor atrium to show its civil and military capabilities with complementary outside displays. A mezzanine level provides meeting rooms, while meals are served on the top floor, which has a terrace and bar overlooking the airfield.