John Morris A business and aerospace journalist in the UK and USA for the last 28 years, John lives in Atlanta, where he maintains and flies two classic airplanes including a 1952 British Auster. He attended his first Farnborough in 1952--when just eight months old!	Barry Rosenberg A New York-based journalist with 15 years experience covering aerospace, defense and other technology-related industries, Barry also creates and manages a variety of executive-level conferences.
John Fricker An expert on military aviation, John Fricker has more than 40 years experience in aerospace and journailsm beginning with service in the Royal Air Force. He is a racing pilot of some renown, and was the first Western writer to fly a MiG-15.	Fred George An ex-U.S. Navy fighter pilot, Fred George is a full-time writer for Business & Commercial Aviation magazine. He is based in California, and flies a Mooney for business and pleasure.
Paul Jackson Paul is an expert on all the world's aircraft, and military aircraft in particular. He is also the editor of the prestigious Jane's All the World's Aircraft.	Arnie Lewis A veteran of air show dailies (he remembers doing them on typewriter), Arnie is a leading authority on the world's regional and commuter airline industry.
Paul Proctor As a fulltime writer with Aviation Week & Space Technology magazine, Paul covers aerospace and technology from his office on the West Coast. His assignments with AW&ST included developing coverage in China and Asia while running the bureau in Hong Kong.	Bob Rodwell A resident of Belfast, Northern Ireland, Bob has had a long career writing for the UK daily press and the BBC. He is also a champion sailplane pilot.
Bill Sweetman A long-time leading defense and technology writer, Minneapolis-based Bill won worldwide fame as an expert on stealth aircraft. He has written several books on U.S. advanced and "black" programs.	John Wiley John, an Atlanta-based USAir captain and instructor on Airbus A320 airliners, enjoys aerospace journalism as a second career.
Paul Brou Paul is taking a break from his regular photography business to shoot for Show News, bringing 18 years of aerospace experience to the Farnborough daily. He often travels from his base in Pensacola,Fla. on aviation assignments that have included travel to Vietnam and Singapore.	Mike Vines From aerobatics to airliners, Mike Vines has photographed the lot. After 40 years behind the lens he has seen it, shot, flown in it -- and hasn't missed a Farnborough since 1957. He is the author of "Wind in the Wires" and "Return to Rhinebeck"--two books about vintage aircraft.