UP FR ONT THE BIG PICTURE 20 MADE TO LAST


IT MAY NOT BE BULLET PROOF, but the Kevlar Modulus Discovery Cabin Spinner is definitely travel proof. Measuring 55cm x 38cm x 24.5cm, it’s compact enough to carry on board and made of light yet tough Kevlar to withstand even the most brutal handling. £299; caseluggage.com


RED ARROWS RETURN TO AIR TATTOO


YANN ARTHUS- BERTRAND HAS MADE A CAREER of shooting photographs from high in the sky. His 1999 book The Earth From The Air sold millions of copies and cemented his status as an environmental activist. This photo of a village in the High Atlas Mountains is from his new book, Morocco From the Air, published by Thames and Hudson (£25). “When people say ‘save the planet’, I think they are wrong,” he once said. “The planet will survive us, of course it will; life will survive us. What we are trying to save is humanity.”


AFTER CELEBRATING THE RAF’S CENTENARY LAST YEAR, the Royal International Air Tattoo’s airshow is back on July 19-21 at RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire. Raising funds for the Royal Air Force Charitable Trust, the airshow has already confirmed the attendance of the RAF Red Arrows, who will be performing aerobatic displays on all three days. Te Spanish Navy harrier will also make a rare appearance at the show, along with the Royal Jordanian Falcons. Starting this year, the Royal Air Tattoo has launched its Business Club, providing the opportunity to hear from guest speakers and access prime positions for flight displays – sign up before March 31 to be entered in a draw to win one of three sponsorship packages worth up to £50,000. airtattoo.com


MAR CH 20 19 bus ine s s tr a v el ler .c om


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