Farnborough Airshow - airliners, 18/07/18

[PorkScratching]

A selection of the airliners at Farnborough this year:


Boeing 737-7 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Boeing 737-7 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


T2 Aviation 727-2S2F by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


EASP Air Dornier 328-110 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr

The display 787-8, looking glorious in Biman Bangladesh livery:

Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner by Nick Challoner, on Flickr

Newly renamed A220-300 (formerly Bombardier CS300):

Airbus A220-300 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr

A350-1000 display, including smoke!

Airbus A350-1041 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Airbus A350-1041 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Airbus A350-1041 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Airbus A350-1041 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Airbus A350-1041 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Airbus A350-1041 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Airbus A350-1041 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Airbus A350-1041 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Airbus A350-1041 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr

First public display by a Mitsubishi MRJ:

Mitsubishi MRJ90 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Mitsubishi MRJ90 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Mitsubishi MRJ90 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr


Mitsubishi MRJ90 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr

ATR 72-600 in Wings Air livery, but not yet delivered:

Wings Air ATR 72-600 by Nick Challoner, on Flickr

A330-900 in TAP livery, but not yet delivered:

TAP A330-941N by Nick Challoner, on Flickr

easyJet A321neo on delivery:

easyJet A321-251NX by Nick Challoner, on Flickr

[LondonEye]

Cracking shots on all three sets, Nick.
Nice to see a clear shot of the MRJ. (Never flew on Tuesday).
The Wings ATR72 must have been a nice surprise.
Well done.

Pete.

[andygolfer]

excellent set nick, thanks for sharing them
Andy

[PorkScratching]

Thanks both. A ground vehicle damaged the MRJ's nose cone on Monday or Tuesday. Mitsubishi took the nose cone off one of the other development a/c in the US and flew it over so the MRJ could fly again from Wednesday onwards. Sorry you didn't get to see it fly Pete.