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Coming to a Paris Air Show Near You: Su-30, JF-17 And More...
Posted by Robert Wall at 4/20/2011 10:27 AM CDT
The Paris Air Show organizers have provided an update on what aircraft are due to be at this year’s extravaganza.

There is now confirmed good news on the military front for those that have been bemoaning the absence of the Russian fighter industry: Sukhoi’s Su-30 will be making an appearance. One Su-30 will be there for both static and flight display purposes.

Also back after last year’s Farnborough outing is the Sino-Pakistani JF-17, one on static display and another for the flight display.

Absent this year will be the JAS-39 Gripen, somewhat unfortunately given that the aircraft is making its combat debut currently as part of the U.N. Resolution 1973 enforcement action in Libya.

Many of the other aircraft are long-time air show veterans, by now, such as the Aermacchi M-346 advanced jet trainer, the C-27J tactical transport and  the Tiger attack helicopter.

The U.S. is bringing its air show staples: the C-17, C-130J, F-16C, F-15E, and E-3 Awacs. No V-22 or F-35 appearance is planned or expected. The F/A-18E/F Super Hornet currently is not listed to be there, either.

France, on its home turf and eager to sell the Rafale, will showcase the twin-engine fighter in multiple formats; at least four of them will be there, with one flying.

Also flying will be the Airbus Military 400M.

There are other aircraft that will also be around, such as the Pilatus PC-21 and AT802 light attack aircraft.

More on all of this in the coming weeks....

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Coming to a Paris Air Show Near You: Su-30, JF-17 And More...
Posted by Robert Wall at 4/20/2011 10:27 AM CDT
The Paris Air Show organizers have provided an update on what aircraft are due to be at this year’s extravaganza.

There is now confirmed good news on the military front for those that have been bemoaning the absence of the Russian fighter industry: Sukhoi’s Su-30 will be making an appearance. One Su-30 will be there for both static and flight display purposes.

Also back after last year’s Farnborough outing is the Sino-Pakistani JF-17, one on static display and another for the flight display.

Absent this year will be the JAS-39 Gripen, somewhat unfortunately given that the aircraft is making its combat debut currently as part of the U.N. Resolution 1973 enforcement action in Libya.

Many of the other aircraft are long-time air show veterans, by now, such as the Aermacchi M-346 advanced jet trainer, the C-27J tactical transport and  the Tiger attack helicopter.

The U.S. is bringing its air show staples: the C-17, C-130J, F-16C, F-15E, and E-3 Awacs. No V-22 or F-35 appearance is planned or expected. The F/A-18E/F Super Hornet currently is not listed to be there, either.

France, on its home turf and eager to sell the Rafale, will showcase the twin-engine fighter in multiple formats; at least four of them will be there, with one flying.

Also flying will be the Airbus Military 400M.

There are other aircraft that will also be around, such as the Pilatus PC-21 and AT802 light attack aircraft.

More on all of this in the coming weeks....

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