Paris Air Show 2017

[EF-111]

For anyone heading over the Channel next weekend the following link shows the official list (correct as of 01/06) of what should be at this year's show, A few interesting military bits attending this year. Take not though of what is due to depart after the trade days, so NOT expected to be there on the public weekend...Japanese P-1, A-400, and one of the C-130J

https://www.siae.fr/en/the_show/list_of_aircraft.htm

Hope this is of help to some.

Regards, Steve

[rh226]

I wonder if LM will pull the stops out to get the LM-100J N5103D across for the trade days only?? It has flown.

[EF-111]

I think that is the one due to depart before the public days as it is listed with LM as exhibitor...LM-100J/C-130J

Steve

[Molitor5901]

the weather forecast looks stonking for the public days!
Anybody else going apart from me?

[adimale1981]

Apparently you can watch it live...

https://youtu.be/vqf0JCGAATs

I'm unsure but will check at 13.40 when the first display is due (not sure if that is bst or cet).

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[eagle driver]

Taken from the Scramble web site
A quick log Besides the 2 HL F-35s, other mil aircraft noted here were
55219 M346
CXP619 M345
5508 P-1 (Japan)
0033/F-RBAI A400M
2778/SI EC-725AP
128/GG Rafale C
105/HE Rafale C
644 Mirage 2000D (DGA spec. c/s)
44 Rafale M
16 Rafale M
13 NH90NFH
BJA Tigre HAD
BJM Tigre HAD
EAU NH90TTH
F-ZBGK B350 (Douanes)
13-08132 CH-47F
91-0344/SP F-16C
168440 P-8A
01-1461 C-130J-30
0063 CV-22
95589 AH-64D
+ 2 unidentified Rafale C (flying program). Also present are the factory owned / civil registered KC-390, Huskus, T-129 (P6), An-132, Scorpion, B350ISR, AT-802, A400M (EC-406) and a few others. Nothing mil noted undergoing overhaul with Falcon Service. Visiting was a Brazil VC-99 2585. Thats all.

[KoenL]

Very much a long shot, but a friend of mine lost his notebook at this show today, near the static. If anyone happens to have found it, please let me know!

[slogen51]

Shame that both F-35s -5072 and -5091 were both recently at Lakenheath