The Sky's The Limit - Staying Alive During High Flight
Simon Jarvis Lecture Theatre, Farnborough 6th Form College, Farnborough · 17 November 2026
A public talk by Professor Mike Bagshaw on staying alive during high flight, part of the FAST Talks series. It takes place on Tuesday 17 November 2026 at 7.30pm in the Simon Jarvis Lecture Theatre at Farnborough 6th Form College. Pre-booking by email is required, and the talk suits adults with an interest in aviation and flight safety.
Highlights
- Tuesday 17 November 2026, 7.30pm, Farnborough 6th Form College
- Pre-booking by email to publicity@airsciences.org.uk
- Free for FAST Association members; guests welcome with a suggested £5 donation
Getting there
Simon Jarvis Lecture Theatre, Farnborough 6th Form College, GU14 8JS
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