The Farnborough International Airshow is located south-west of London and is served by strong national and international travel links. Travel to Farnborough in as little as 35 minutes by train from London Waterloo or access the venue by car from the M3 and enjoy free parking. For those travelling by air, Heathrow is only 30 minutes away and Gatwick is only 50 minutes by car. Farnborough Airport, adjacent to the venue, is one of Europe’s leading business airports for private flights from around the world.

By Road

Lynchford Road westbound is temporarily closed. Plan your journey in advance, see the current diversion routes click here.

Farnborough International Exhibition & Conference Centre is located just off the A325, accessible from the M3 (J4) and A31.

For SatNav directions, please check with your Event Organiser which Gate will be accessible and use the following relevant postcode. 

Gate F – GU14 6TQ

Gate A – GU14 6XE – Transport Road

By Rail

Farnborough International Airshow is within easy reach of three stations: Farnborough Main, North Camp and Aldershot.

Farnborough Main is served by South Western Railway and is the quickest station to get to from London Waterloo. To travel to the airshow from Gatwick Airport, Reading or Guildford, take the Great Western Railway service to North Camp station.

By Air

London Heathrow is a 30-minute drive from Farnborough. Alternatively, there is a shuttle bus from Heathrow to Woking train station where visitors can transfer to Farnborough Main station in as little as 10 minutes. Please visit the Heathrow Airport website for more details.

London Gatwick is a 50-minute drive from Farnborough or alternatively 50 minutes by train from Gatwick to North Camp.

When is the next Farnborough International Airshow?

The next instalment of our world-renown Farnborough International Airshow will take place on 22-26 July 2024. Please note, this is a biannual event, and there is no Airshow in 2023.

How do I purchase a pass?

Passes will be available for purchase later this year.

Can I buy passes on the day?

We encourage all Trade Visitors to register in advance to save both time and money. There will be limited facilities for visitors to register on the day and there is an increased cost. There will be a wait whilst your registration is processed and verified and this may delay you entering the show.

Pioneers of Tomorrow Passes are limited and we would encourage you to register in advance. We cannot guarantee there will be passes for sale at the gate on the day.

Is there a contact for registration enquiries?

Please contact our registrations team via [email protected]

Who can visitors contact if they did not receive a confirmation email after registering online?

Please contact our registrations team via [email protected]

Are children allowed into the event?

Due to the nature of the event children are not allowed into the Airshow during trade week, however on the Friday we open our doors to a limited number of the general public. More information on Pioneers of Tomorrow can be found here: https://www.farnboroughairshow.com/pioneers-of-tomorrow/

What facilities are there for disabled visitors?

Disabled facilities include:

Complimentary carer pass for those accompanying a disabled visitor

Disabled car parking

Disabled toilets across the show site

Show mobility

Medical assistance if required from the onsite Medical Centre

Whilst we do not allow animals on site, guide and assistance dogs are permitted.

Is there disabled parking available?

There is a disabled car park onsite which is free of charge to blue badge holders. Access is via Gate F. Please display your blue badge in your car as you approach and follow the yellow AA event signage. You will be directed by Traffic Marshals to the disabled car park. Spaces are on a first come first served basis. Should all the spaces be full, you will be directed to one of the outer car parks. All of our car parks are serviced by accessible shuttle buses which will bring you to the show.

What toilet facilities are there on site?

There are accessible toilets available across the Farnborough International Airshow site both within the exhibition halls and throughout the outdoor exhibition areas.

I am disabled, can my carer come for free?

The Airshow organiser will give one complimentary pass to carers or companions accompanying registered disabled visitors. Please email your visitor pass confirmation email and documentation to support your request to [email protected].

Can I hire electric scooters or wheelchairs?

Show mobility services operate at the airshow and there will be a limited number of electric scooters and wheelchairs at the airshow for disabled visitors to book in advance. The contact details for this service are:

Dave Doyle

Email: [email protected]

Telephone: 07974772025

How do I get a Flying Display schedule?

A daily schedule will be available on site on each day, as well as on the website nearer the event. Aircraft listings will also be available on the Official Airshow app – available in the weeks leading up to the show and free to download from the app store. 

Where is the best location to view the Flying Displays?

The best location to view the Flying Displays is in the open areas in front of the chalet rows or from the chalets themselves.

Media can photograph the Flying Display from the Media Centre balcony or the broadcast platform.

Will the Airshow site be very noisy during the flying displays?

The Airshow site will be very loud during the Flying Displays. The displays may include fast jets that can be considerably noisy. 

Where is the Static Aircraft Display located?

The Static Aircraft Display Area is situated alongside the runway and aircraft locations will be printed within the programme.  Please refer to our site map for further details.

What aircraft are on display?

We will publish Aircraft listings as and when we are able to announce them. Please check the website and our social media accounts for further details. 

Aircraft listings will also be available on the Official Airshow app – available in the weeks leading up to the show and free to download from the app store.

What happens in the event of extreme weather? Will the show still go ahead?

The Flying Display will take place if it is raining.  However, the organiser retains the right to cancel any part of the Flying Display due to adverse weather conditions.

How do Media register for a Media Pass?

Media will have to submit their media accreditation application through the Farnborough International Airshow website. Please note that all accreditation applications are subject to approval. The media accreditation process is set to go live in May 2024.

Exhibitor press releases will be available to view at a later date. 

What toilet facilities are there on site?

There are plenty of toilet facilities on site. There is also an accessible toilet and drinking water in each toilet block.

Is there drinking water available on site?

Free drinking water stations can be found throughout the site. These are clearly marked on the map and on the wayfinding signage.

What type of food & drink can I buy on site?

There will a number of catering facilities located across the show site. There is a café in each of the exhibition halls and an outdoor food court, “The Square”, offering artisan take-away options. Seating is available in all food areas.

Can I bring my own food & drink?

Visitors are permitted to bring their own picnics. Please ensure that you do not bring any sharp items i.e. knives and corkscrews. These will be confiscated at the gate.

Will there be Halal meat available?

There will be at least one outlet selling products using Halal meat. Alternatively, visitors have the option to bring their own picnic.

What do I do if I hurt myself whilst at the show?

In the event of injury or illness, locate the Medical Centre near Gate E (detailed on Show Map) or contact any of the Organisers or Security Staff who will arrange assistance. If emergency assistance is required, please dial 01252 636999 or 999.

Can I take photos or film during the show?

The use of photographic equipment is allowed for private domestic purposes only. All other recording and any transmission is strictly prohibited. As a condition of entry to the Airshow you assign to the Organiser (by way of a present assignment of future copyright) the copyright in any photographs or recordings you make at the Airshow.