The ILA Berlin Airshow is back for 2022 and it starts in about two days. Airbus will be there at the first major European airshow since 2019, Airbus will present a wide range of its cutting-edge products and services, demonstrating how it pioneers sustainable aerospace for a safe and united world.
For those who do not know the show is usually held at the new Berlin ExpoCenter Airport next to the Berlin Brandenburg Airport in Schönefeld, Brandenburg, 18 km southeast of Berlin, Germany.
Here is a look back to 2018 edition of the show where they had the Red Bull flying bulls on a flypast display.
Show is getting ready to start. https://www.outlookindia.com/intern...-at-brandenburg-airport-photos-203640?photo-5
On the Airbus main stand in hall 4, visitors can experience how the company pioneers sustainable aerospace for a safe and united world. This commitment will be brought to life through a variety of assets such as video screens and large-scale models: ZEROe, CityAirbus NextGen, CS C295 FTB 2, A321XLR, Eurofighter and Remote Carriers, A400M, Eurodrone, H160M, H225M, H145M as well as Eurostar Neo and OneWeb satellites. In the space hall (hall 6), Airbus will also present its cutting-edge space systems on a dedicated stand: the Orion ESM (European Service Module), the Cis-Lunar Transfer Vehicle (CLTV), the Large Logistics Lander (EL3), Eurostar Neo satellites, HRWS NG and a wide range of other space products. In terms of air shows... Airbus will be in action on the German Luftwaffe display, both on ground (Eurofighter and A400M) and in the air (Eurofighter, A400M, A330 MRTT and Tornado).
Topping the ILA Berlin news was Spain’s order for a fleet of E-Scan (electronically scanned) radar-equipped Eurofighters to replace F-18s operated by the Spanish Air Force from Gando Air Base on the Canary Islands. With deliveries to begin in 2026, these new single- and twin-seat combat aircraft will increase the Spanish Air Force’s overall inventory to 90 Eurofighters, positioning it among NATO allies with the most modern fighter jet developed in Europe.
