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A electric plane, an experimental flying taxi, and French patriotism: 19 incredible images from the world's largest air showhttps://www.businessinsider.in/miscellaneous/a-electric-plane-an-experimental-flying-taxi-and-french-patriotism-19-incredible-images-from-the-worlds-largest-air-show/slidelist/69866519.cms2019-06-20T02:38:27+05:30

A electric plane, an experimental flying taxi, and French patriotism: 19 incredible images from the world's largest air show

Jun 20, 2019, 02:38 IST

A jet from the Tranchant team practices a maneuver ahead of the Paris Air Show.

An Airbus Unmanned Aircraft gets prepped on June 15, just before the opening of the Paris Air Show.

An Airbus Helicopter H145 on display near Paris on June 18.

Airbus' Vahana is an experimental flying taxi, shown here on display at the Paris Air Show.

Chengdu Aerospace Corporation recently overhauled Pakistan Aeronautical Complex's JF-17 Thunder fighter jet.

French company Dassault's Rafale fighter takes to the skies at Le Bourget airport on June 19.

The French Army's Eurocopter Tiger performed during the 53rd Paris Air Show.

Israeli company Eviation's Alice is an electric aircraft. It's shown here on June 16, just before the start of the Paris Air Show.

Russia shows off its multi purpose Ansat helicopter — and ribbon dancers.

Here's the Ansat helicopter in action.

Russia's Beriev Be 200ES released water in flight during the airshow.

The Airbus A350 1000, a passenger jet, soars through the clouds.

The Dassault Falcon 8X takes to the air at Le Bourget airport on June 19.

The French Air Force's Patrouille de France performed during the opening of the Paris Air Show.

The Patrouille de France team rehearsed for the Paris Air show on June 16.

The New Generation Fighter will replace jets in the French, German, and Spanish air forces.

The NGF is shown to French President Emmanuel Macron, Spanish Defense Minister Margarita Robles, French Defense Minister Florence Parly and German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen, as well as Chairman and CEO of Dassault Aviation Eric Trappier.

The Brazilian flag peeks out of the cockpit of of an Embraer E195-E2. The plane's design combines a lion's head on the nose with a circuit board design on the body of the airliner.

Turkish Aeorospace displayed a mock-up of a fighter aircraft on June 17.

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