Rugged and versatile, there will soon be a new variant of the Dornier 328 which will be unfazed by unpaved runways and ideal for the humanitarian sector.

Around 30 business aircraft are expected to be displayed at this year's Farnborough International Air Show, which takes place from July 17 to 23. The Business Aircraft Park dedicated display area has encour-aged more aircraft manufacturers to bring their aircraft to Farnborough. Others, including Cessna, who return to Farnborough after a prolonged absence, have elected to locate in the main display area.

Wentworth Affiliates, who took part in the first Business Aircraft Park at Farnborough 2004 are returning this year. Company president Wendy Bierwirth told EBAN: "After the great results we had from the last show, we're excited about Farnborough 2006, which looks to be the biggest ever.