Farnborough 1988

[Del]

A few scans of photos taken at Farnborough 1988, 30 years ago this month. Some are cropped and brightened a bit in Photoshop. I imagine there'll be a few people on here who were also there, so hope they are of interest.

Antonov AN-124
FB88_Antonov_An-124 by Derek Small, on Flickr

FB88_Antonov_An-124_1 by Derek Small, on Flickr

CF-18 Hornet
FB88_CF18_Hornet by Derek Small, on Flickr

F16
FB88_F16 by Derek Small, on Flickr

A few Harrier shots
FB88_Harrier_1 by Derek Small, on Flickr

FB88_Harrier_2 by Derek Small, on Flickr

FB88_Harrier_3 by Derek Small, on Flickr

MIG 29
FB88_Mig29 copy by Derek Small, on Flickr

FB88_Mig29_1 by Derek Small, on Flickr

FB88_Mig29_2 by Derek Small, on Flickr

FB88_Mig29_4 by Derek Small, on Flickr

FB88_Mig29_5 by Derek Small, on Flickr

FB88_Mig29_6 by Derek Small, on Flickr

Mirage 2000
FB88_Mirage2000 by Derek Small, on Flickr

Tornado F.3 - as best I can make out, this is ZE251
FB88_Tornado_F3_ZE251 by Derek Small, on Flickr

Thanks for looking

[jem60]

As the old singer Maurice Chevalier sang 'AAhhh yes, I remember it well' Very nice of you to remind some of us as to how old we are becoming!!!.[I used to suffer from amnesia once.... but I can't remember when it was!!] Off to my beloved Fuertaventura for a few days on wednesday to leer at beautiful women with my reflective sun glasses to remember my young days. Hope my wife won't notice!!.

[Nighthawke]

Yet another great reminder of yesteryear. I can confirm ZE251 as the F.3

[welshandy]

I was there(used to live about a mile away). The Harriers were awesome

[Dan D'Air]

Lovely old shots and thanks for sharing them with us.
Oh, those Harriers. I miss them.
There seems to be a Gazelle on fire in shot #6.
Jem60, you have a good time and don't do anything that I wouldn't do.

[Sparts99]

I was and yes they are, thanks for posting.

[F3]

Got to be the F3 for me, flown no doubt by Fred Grundy!

[Blackcat1]

Shars & F3 for me ;-). Great selection though.

[MR TERRY GREEN]

I remember the noise the Harriers made and the sheer size of the AN-124.

[paddyboy]

Hi Derek

Remember it well, as I was there too

That 124 out-screamed a C5, IMHO

Thanks for posting

Paddyboy