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Pokolbin NSW 2320
Australia
From gentle cruising to the ultimate experience! Enjoy a scenic flight taking in some of the breath taking views of the lower Hunter Valley, vineyards, and the coastline nearby from the open cockpit of a beautiful biplane. Or indulge is some of the aerobatics according to your taste. Captain Phil Unicomb has a long and successful competitive history with some 15 titles to his credit including 5 Australian titles and a World Tiger Moth Aerobatics Championship.
Step up the adrenaline one level and take a WW2 Warbird flight including aerobatics. We have a classic WW2 aircraft, the Trojan Fighter Bomber to a modern Jet Fighter, the L39 Albatros.
At the third and ultimate level you can try a modern jet fighter, get the adrenaline pumping as you go through the twists and turns and feel the thrill of a real jet fighter pilot.
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