Farnborough 2016 set for success

Farnborough International announced new statistics today that indicate next month’s Farnborough International Airshow will exceed target and industry expectations.

Farnborough International has announced new statistics that indicate next month’s show will exceed target and industry expectations.

The biennial showcase for the world of aviation takes place on 11th – 17th July 2016 is not only expected to repeat the success of FIA14, but also reach new markets and territories. This is underpinned by an increase in international participation and for the first time Austria, Brazil, Republic of Ireland and South Korea all have dedicated country pavilions, bringing the international pavilions to 22.

China also has its first dedicated pavilion representing a 103% increase in footprint and a 98% increase in spend compared to the 2014 show. German participation has also doubled since 2014.

The show has increased its exhibition space footprint in 2016 from previous years and is over 98% sold out. Chalet space is exceeding expectation and there will be some new looks for Embraer, GE and SAAB. Lockheed Martin will unveil their new permanent structure and there will be strong presence from the F-35 team. General Dynamics also make a return to the Show.

Other new additions for 2016 include a special Boeing pavilion celebrating their centenary which falls on the Friday of the show.

New exhibitor for 2016, Volga-Dnepr will joining the show by demonstrating their cargo handling capabilities in a dedicated Cargo Village.

The Civil and Commercial delegations programmes are exceeding expectations with 26 representative groups already confirmed from key and emerging markets. The Military delegations programme will see a high level presence from over 45 countries.

Farnborough International commercial director, Amanda Stainer, said: “Our latest stats highlight that 2016 Farnborough International Airshow will be another fantastic show. I am looking forward to welcoming our new participants and delegations both international and those from closer to home. The new look chalets and new country pavilions go further to prove that FIA16 is the meeting place for the aerospace industry both for the defence and commercial sectors.”

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