The 2019 World Fly-in Expo (WFE) featuring 560 aircrafts opened on May 18, 2019 in Wuhan, capital of central China's Hubei Province. The WFE, which runs until Wednesday, is hosted by the World Air Sports Federation. The Expo features aerial flight performance, aerial sports events, static exhibition and conference forum.The four-day event has attracted 560 aircrafts, with about 100 taking part in the exhibition, according to the organizers.(Photo: China News Service/Zhao Guangliang)
The 2019 World Fly-in Expo (WFE) featuring 560 aircrafts opened on May 18, 2019 in Wuhan, capital of central China's Hubei Province. The WFE, which runs until Wednesday, is hosted by the World Air Sports Federation. The Expo features aerial flight performance, aerial sports events, static exhibition and conference forum.The four-day event has attracted 560 aircrafts, with about 100 taking part in the exhibition, according to the organizers.(Photo: China News Service/Zhao Guangliang)
The 2019 World Fly-in Expo (WFE) featuring 560 aircrafts opened on May 18, 2019 in Wuhan, capital of central China's Hubei Province. The WFE, which runs until Wednesday, is hosted by the World Air Sports Federation. The Expo features aerial flight performance, aerial sports events, static exhibition and conference forum.The four-day event has attracted 560 aircrafts, with about 100 taking part in the exhibition, according to the organizers.(Photo: China News Service/Zhao Guangliang)
The 2019 World Fly-in Expo (WFE) featuring 560 aircrafts opened on May 18, 2019 in Wuhan, capital of central China's Hubei Province. The WFE, which runs until Wednesday, is hosted by the World Air Sports Federation. The Expo features aerial flight performance, aerial sports events, static exhibition and conference forum.The four-day event has attracted 560 aircrafts, with about 100 taking part in the exhibition, according to the organizers.(Photo: China News Service/Zhao Guangliang)
The 2019 World Fly-in Expo (WFE) featuring 560 aircrafts opened on May 18, 2019 in Wuhan, capital of central China's Hubei Province. The WFE, which runs until Wednesday, is hosted by the World Air Sports Federation. The Expo features aerial flight performance, aerial sports events, static exhibition and conference forum.The four-day event has attracted 560 aircrafts, with about 100 taking part in the exhibition, according to the organizers.(Photo: China News Service/Zhao Guangliang)
The 2019 World Fly-in Expo (WFE) featuring 560 aircrafts opened on May 18, 2019 in Wuhan, capital of central China's Hubei Province. The WFE, which runs until Wednesday, is hosted by the World Air Sports Federation. The Expo features aerial flight performance, aerial sports events, static exhibition and conference forum.The four-day event has attracted 560 aircrafts, with about 100 taking part in the exhibition, according to the organizers.(Photo: China News Service/Zhao Guangliang)
