The fourth and last B-1A built roars off after its Farnborough debut. It was actually taken out of mothballs for the purpose and was later retired to the USAF Museum at Wright Patterson where it is displayed in the original white livery

Leaving in spectacular style after static display at the 1982 SBAC show. Since rebuilt as a two-seat TU-2S trainer

This Sea Harrier demonstrating at the 1982 SBAC show with 'B' class registration prior to delivery to INAS300 "The White Tigers" was the first for India but w/o on 4.5.88. Flew from INS Vikrant, the former HMS Hercules

First flying in 1979, this F.2 demonstrator became an instructional airframe at Coningsby as 9253M but has apparently not been noted since 2005

The prototype IAR-28MA light aircraft exhibited at the 1982 Farnborough Air Show.

When the 757 was a new and unfamiliar sight, during the first UK tour. Eastern sold N505EA to Airtours in 1.95 becoming G-PIDS. To Evergreen in 3.06 as N304H and stored at Maxton, NC for dismantling