Join Razorlight's Johnny Borrell and special guests for a one-off Friends of the Earth gig in the aviation room of London's Science Museum.  
 
This exclusive gig will see Johnny play an acoustic set in front of a commercial jet as he launches the final stage of The Big Ask campaign for a tough climate change law.
 
The special event, taking place on 3 June, highlights ludicrous Government plans to leave the UK's share of emissions from international flights and shipping out of the new climate change law.

To win a pair of tickets, all you need to do is post a comment on our profile telling us why you think you should be at the gig.

The winner will be picked on Friday 25th May so make sure you enter before then! Check out www.thebigask.com/aviation  to see what Johnny has to say and for a second chance to win tickets!

Terms and conditions

Competition ends at 5pm BST on Friday 25th May 2008. It is not open to people under 18 years of age. The winners will be randomly selected by Friends of the Earth after the closing date of the competition. Only one entry per person. There are no cash alternatives to any of the prizes.  Unless you have chosen to receive further information from us in future, Friends of the Earth will only use your personal data for the purposes of administering this competition. Friends of the Earth does not accept any responsibility for entries which fail to be received by us due to the Internet. Friends of the Earth staff and their relatives may not enter the competition and nor may those who are employed within the aviation industry. Friends of the Earth reserves the right to cancel this competition without notice. Friends of the Earth's decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. Entry to this competition means that you have accepted these terms and conditions and have agreed to be bound by them. This competition is governed by the laws of England and Wales.

Friends of the Earth is a collective name for Friends of the Earth Trust, registered charity 281681, company number 1533942, and Friends of the Earth Limited, company number 1012357, both of which may use the above information. In both cases the registered office is at 26-28 Underwood Street, London N1 7JQ