Apache

Here it is again - Britain's Greatest Air Show - Farnborough! Every two years the premier aerospace manufacturers of the world gather to display the very latest in their technological achievements - the most exciting being tested in the air before upwards of 100,000 spectators.

This video concentrates only on the flying everyone wants to see. No interviews and no music intrude on the action.

Aviation Action cameras attended 19 events in 1994 and we drew on the very best material in compiling this all action video. We pay tribute to the retiring Buccaneer but welcome theEurofighter with footage of both prototypes including air-to-air. The giant C-17 Globemaster III, the awesome Sukhoi Flanker variants the Su-30 and Su-35, and the Russian M55 (U-2 spyplane equivalent) all make their debuts.

1992's show was a massive two day event. The development of army flying was demonstrated and the airfields history as the home to Battle of Britain Squadrons, Mustangs, as RNAS Flycatcher was also remembered There was an impressive variety of helicopters, including the new EH101, the "Eagles" Lynx's, the "Sharks" Gazelles and the Apache. The helicopter "Mass Approach" was breathtaking

Includes:

BAe Woodford '90.

Woodford is the site of the historic Avro company and highlights of this years show are the Vulcans 30th birthday plus a rare display by a FRADU single seat hunter.

Army Air Corps Middle Wallop '90

Choppers rule at this beautiful and historic grass strip airfield and the 'mass approach' of over 80 helicopters is spectacular. The veteran Whirlwind and lethal Apache are rare display items.

Includes:

BAe Woodford '90.

Woodford is the site of the historic Avro company and highlights of this years show are the Vulcans 30th birthday plus a rare display by a FRADU single seat hunter.

Army Air Corps Middle Wallop '90

Choppers rule at this beautiful and historic grass strip airfield and the 'mass approach' of over 80 helicopters is spectacular. The veteran Whirlwind and lethal Apache are rare display items.