Posts Tagged ‘Vintage Aviation Day’s to Modern In the Hunter Valley’
Newcastle Flight Training-Flying School for the Hunter Valley
Join the fastest growing aviation phenomenon since the beginning of the Vintage Aviation days when flying a Tiger Moths was the training aircraft of the day, modern times call for modern aircraft. Newcastle Flight Training operate from Cessnock airport in the Hunter Valley providing pilot training in the modern J160 for the purpose of fun !! We are here to help you achieve your flying goals. Our professional RAAus flying school consists of both flight and ground theory schooling catering for all student needs.
Our aircraft consist of the very latest Jabiru designs – The J160C with glass cockpit – available at affordable flying rates @ $175 Dual and $120 solo
Many people put on hold the flying bug because of family commitments and also fear of exams. At Newcastle Flight Training we can assist in getting you in the air and flying . Our experienced flight Instructors and theory coaches can assit in your dreams coming true. Come and join the fun and give Michael a call , Newcastle Flight Training policy is “for fun only”.
Our training facility has the backing of Australia”s best adventure flight company www.jetride.com.au . 
The sky is the limit as you achieve your pilot certificate having the boundary of the entire coast line of Australia and it’s interier.
We can also assit in a private purchase of any aircraft you desire.
- Checks ordered on all A380s over wing cracksEurope’s air safety regulator EASA has ordered inspections of the entire Airbus A380 fleet after an initial round of checks found wing cracks in nearly every one of the superjumbo jets inspected so far. In a safety directive issued on Wednesday, EASA said the cracks “may lead to a reduction of the structural integrity of […]
- Mr Bryce named 75SQN patronThe Governor General’s husband, Michael Bryce, has been named patron of the RAAF’s No 75 Squadron Association. Formed in 1942, the squadron played a key role in defending Australia’s northern approaches from Japanese air attack during World War 2. Currently base at RAAF Tindal near Katherine, the squadron deployed to Iraq in 2003. “I am, […]