Farnborough International Airshow

About The Event
Farnborough International Airshow 2010 promises to be even better than ever before. Following 2008s record breaking show, the team behind the worlds largest temporary exhibition has undergone a restructure and are delighted to welcome a significant number of new employees to the ranks, from Board level through to junior staff, all focused on one goal.

Our aim is to continue to develop the Farnborough International Airshow and make it the greatest exhibition for business, flying and entertainment in the world, the unrivalled cant miss event of the aviation calendar.

2010 will offer our valued exhibitors even more high quality exhibition space, plus enhanced services which in turn will benefit their customers. Continuing on the path of improvements made for 2008, our plan is to re-model the site over this year, re-visiting the layout of the exhibition to improve all aspects of the exhibitor and visitor experience.

The 2010 flying display will be a spectacle to eclipse all those ever seen before the most sensational display of the very latest and the very greatest international aircraft both trade and public visitors will ever witness in one place. And where better for it than the birthplace of UK flight?

Travel
The Aerodrome is located approximately 30 miles (48km) from Central London and is accessible from the M3 and M25.

By Train
Travelling to Farnborough by train couldn't be easier. There are up to 3 trains per hour departing from Central London (Waterloo) at peak time, Monday to Saturday and 1 train per hour on Sundays to Farnborough Main Station (times and frequencies may be subject to change). Other connecting stations close to the Aerodrome are Aldershot and North Camp.

There are good connections from the main airports servicing the South-East: The Railair link from Heathrow Airport connects with Woking where a fast train service to Farnborough Main is available, total journey time is approximately 60 minutes.

Connections are available from Gatwick Airport via Guildford, Woking or Clapham Junction to Farnborough Main, allow 70 minutes for your journey. Alternatively train services run from Gatwick Airport to North Camp station, taking on average 52 minutes.

Southampton Airport (Parkway) station is situated only 100 metres away from Southampton Airport. The station is on the London Waterloo line with up to two trains per hour to Farnborough Main, arriving approximately 45 minutes after departure.

Gatwick Airport to North Camp: Thames Trains run daily, each hour, with a journey time of around 50 minutes. Generally departing Gatwick Stn at 03 minutes past each hour (07 minutes past each hour on Sunday).

Reading to North Camp: Thames Trains run daily, two services each hour, with a journey time of between 23 & 30 minutes (depending upon number of intermediate Stations served). Generally departing Reading Stn at 07 & 34 minutes past each hour (12 & 34 minutes past on Sunday).

Easy access: North Camp Station has ramped wheelchair access available to both platforms, via the level crossing. A ramp is also available to board the trains. To reserve disabled assistance, please call 0118 908 3607 (at least 24 hours before your journey).

For further train times, fares and general rail information, please call National Rail Enquiries on 08457 48 49 50 (calls may be recorded), Thames Trains Customer Services on 0845 330 7182 or visit www.thamestrains.co.uk

By Shuttle
Farnborough Main, Farnborough North Camp and Aldershot train stations are served by a shuttle bus taking you straight to the site. Fares apply to the shuttle buses, which operate a regular service.

By Car
The Aerodrome is located approximately 30 miles (48km) from Central London and is accessible from the M3 and M25. Car Parking will be available either on or adjacent to the site. Click the map below to view a larger version.

If you are travelling by car to FI04 please allow extra time for your journey as there are road works on the M25 between J12 and J15. For more information on the works please see the Highways Agency website at http://www.highways.gov.uk/