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AIRCRAFT LANDED IN SYDNEY CBD....

See the best selling, most flown aircraft ever, the Cessna Skyhawk (172)

Martin Place, Sydney CBD - Aviation Display

28, 29 and 30 July 2010
7:00am to 7:00pm daily

Live the dream of flying with Aeromil Pacific. 

A new Cessna 172 will take centre stage in Martin Place and will be offered at a special Martin Place price and value added package including training, fuel, insurance, maintenance, hangarage and Cessna merchandise.  Click here to view the package deal.  See inside the aircraft cockpit with new generation glass screen avionics, powered up and ready for flight.

Inside the marquee hangar, experience flying over Sydney Harbour in a Cessna 182 flight simulator, view the Garmin G1000 glass cockpit training kiosk and obtain information on the range of Cessna aircraft from the new Skycatcher light sport aircraft to the Citation X, the world's fastest non-military jet.

Knowledgeable and experienced staff will be on hand to talk about all things aviation from basic to jet pilot training, to owning and operating all types of aircraft, purchase and finance options, charter and insurance.

Visit our display, have a great experience and also gain an understanding of flying so that you too will look to the skies with Aeromil Pacific.

Click here to view the Live the Dream Aviation Display Invitation.

Click here to view the reminder invitation and news of Channel 7's Sunrise broadcast and Dick Smith's attendance.

For more information on aviation events, please email Aeromil Pacific Marketing or join our mailing list on the home page.

Aeromil Pacific Supporting the Community

- Mater Hospital North Sydney Race Day, Randwick Racecourse, 8 August 2008 – There will be prizes on offer, raffles and a race day auction. Aeromil Pacific has donated to the auction a flight for four people for one hour in the Citation Mustang.

- Climate Technologies Charity Golf Day, Narrandera Golf Club, 10 October 2009 – Aeromil Pacific is a Gold Sponsor with the proceeds of sponsorship going to two charities – The Graelee Support School and the Cypress Centre. These two organizations are responsible for children and adults with special disabilities and special needs.