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The good stuff at Asian Aerospace 2006

By Murray Bourne, 24 Feb 2006

It wasn't all about the military at Asian Aerospace today.

The Airbus A380 was there - an impressive piece of machinery:

Airbus A380

And in the flesh, sporting the livery of Singapore Airlines (when SIA finally get one, it will be the world's first in service):

Airbus A380

These guys were enjoying the airshow. The show didn't work all that well because there were not enough public address loud speakers around - so we didn't know what we were seeing.

spectators

This is the largest jet engine in the world, from GE:

GE jet engine

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