Farnborough 2008 is all about evolution
Next July’s Farnborough International air show is approaching capacity, with 94 percent of space sold and only two chalets left to rent.
Next July’s Farnborough International air show is approaching capacity, with 94 percent of space sold and only two chalets left to rent. Organizer Farnborough International Ltd. (FIL) said last week that it expects the show to be completely sold out by the end of the Singapore show. Already, Hall 4 has had to be extended, and FIL (Stand No. L81) is planning a complete redesign of the hall to accommodate demand at future shows.
Where the 2006 show was about consolidation, FIL said, the 2008 event is all about evolution. Key companies will be constructing exceptional buildings on newly developed areas of the UK’s oldest airfield, and organizers promise “bigger and more breathtaking constructions than ever before.”
