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>You may be interested to learn of a new venture being >undertaken in the old factory site at Farnborough >called:- > >FARNBOROUGH AIRFORCE. > >Richard Noble of Thrust SSC fame has provided the >following text about his latest venture to undertake >the production of aircraft at Farnborough once again >after a gap of some 82 years since the end of World >War 1. His latest project, will I am sure, generate >much interest amongst ex-RAE Apprentices. An in depth >article can be viewed in the December issue of the >FASTA magazine on the Internet http://www.fasta.co.uk >. > >Farnborough Airforce is the first of a new concept, a >global aviation club dedicated to providing its >members not only with the latest in learning and >experience, but also in providing regular direct >access to top professionals. The Farnborough Airforce >enables its members to become as involved as deeply as >they wish in a wide range of passive or participative >programmes. > >Farnborough Airforce is the follow-on participative >programme to the Mach 1 Club, which directly enabled >the Thrust SSC team to achieve the first ever >supersonic World Land Speed Record in 1997. > >Centrepiece of the Farnborough Airforce is the F1 >programme, the live creation of Farnborough F1 – a new >public transport 6 seat aircraft with a difference. To >avoid the airline and terminal congestion, the F1 has >been designed to operate an on-demand high speed taxi >service, from many of the 7800 small airfields in N. >America, Europe and Scandinavia, and flying sectors up >to 1000 miles faster than a congested airliner. The >market predicts a demand for some 12,000 of these >aircraft – it is likely to be one of the largest >commercial aviation programmes of our times. > >The Farnborough Airforce not only enables its members >to follow the creation of the F1 as it happens, but >also to gain a private pilots licence, to solo a >glider and develop advanced high performance modelling >skills – all quality instruction from very highly >experienced professionals. > >The Farnborough Airforce Heritage section is providing >a very valuable programme with monthly historic >lectures and presentations from wherever possible the >key participants in past aviation projects, events and >records. The monthly lectures are held on the second >Sunday of every month (with the Exception of August) >in Farnborough- Aircraft.com’s facility at Farnborough >UK. > >Regular features on the Farnborough Airforce, often >written by the members are posted on the substantial >project web site. Please access this as soon as >possible to get an understanding of the project and >its huge potential. > >The last British production aircraft was the British >Aerospace Hawk some 25 years ago. Farnborough- >Aircraft.com and the Farnborough Airforce are creating >the first of the next generation of British commercial >aircraft. This means a new industry, new careers and >new employment. > >We are planning two exclusive events for members of >the RAE Ex-apprentices Association in April and >September 2000. > >Full details about Farnborough Airforce can be >obtained from the web site >www.Farnborough-Airforce.com, or please call us at the >Farnborough Airforce office on Tel: (44)-(0) 1252 >514236. Fax: (44)-(0) 1252 518124. > >Or write to:- > FARNBOROUGH AIRFORCE >PO Box 19 >Farnborough >GU14 6WJ

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