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Record Crowds See Flying Jennies

/ Published July 20, 2008

Crowds line up to tour the world's most technologically advanced C-130, the J-Model of the U.S. Air Force Reserve Flying Jennies. More than a quarter of a million people toured went to the Farnborough Air Show. The 815th Airlift Squadron showcased their tactical airlift mission at the world's largest air show.
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FARNBOROUGH, England --Crowds line up to tour the world's most technologically advanced C-130, the J-Model of the U.S. Air Force Reserve Flying Jennies. More than a quarter of a million people toured went to the Farnborough Air Show. The 815th Airlift Squadron showcased their tactical airlift mission at the world's largest air show. (U.S. Air Force photo by Major Chad E. Gibson)

The crowds look to the sky as aircraft demonstrate aerobatics at the Farnborough Air Show. More than a quarter of a million people toured the aircraft at the airshow to include the Air Force Reserve C-130J of the 403rd Wing's Flying Jennies. The Farnborough Air Show is this year's largest air show in the world.
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FARNBOROUGH, England -- The crowds look to the sky as aircraft demonstrate aerobatics at the Farnborough Air Show. More than a quarter of a million people toured the aircraft at the airshow to include the Air Force Reserve C-130J of the 403rd Wing's Flying Jennies. The Farnborough Air Show is this year's largest air show in the world. (U.S. Air Force photo by Major Chad E. Gibson)

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