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| Photo shows Airbus A380, the
world's biggest passenger aircraft, during a test in London's Heathrow
Airport on May 19, 2006. (Xinhua
Photo) | BERLIN, May 19
(Xinhua) -- The 2006 Berlin International Aerospace Exhibition (ILA), the
largest air show in history, opened to the public on Friday.
Some 230,000 visitors are expected to visit Berlin's
Schoenefeld Airport, where 1014 enterprises from 42 countries are exhibiting the
latest aerospace technologies and machinery.
The world's biggest passenger aircraft, the Airbus
A380, returned to Schoenefeld on Friday morning after a test on its new
facilities in London's Heathrow Airport.
The exhibition grounds in Schoenefeld now cover
250,000 square meters. A further 100,000 square meters have been allocated as
viewing areas for air shows.
The ILA 2006, which run from Tuesday to Sunday, is
considered one of the most important events for the industry on the European
continent. Enditem
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