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I have made some minor alterations to this article, but I had to stop myself from deleting 75% of the text and so it still reads like an advertisement. More work is needed here. On the plus side I have added some dates to the list of Airshows e.g. Farnborough (2018), which ISTAT either attended, or held a reception at a hotel in the same country, based on ISTAT's own published Event Calender. However, their calender seems to focus just as much on flashy hotels, golf tournaments and NFL Playoff Parties, presumably to foster 'networking'. FWIW their calender looking forward is particularly bare. WendlingCrusader ( talk) 13:25, 29 February 2024 (UTC) reply