Join Sling Aircraft North America at SUN n FUN Aerospace Expo, March 28th to April 2nd, Booths NE-011 and NE-029 and capture the magic of aviation! From its humble beginnings...
Germany-based Slingers! Join Aircraft Builders Europe at the leading show for general aviation, booth B3-203, 19 to 22 April where the build of the very first European Sling High Wing...
Australian-based Slingers! The Avalon Airshow at Avalon Airport, Victoria, is a three-day, action-packed public spectacular with breathtaking public flying displays and an amazing array of static aircraft to view up...
Slingers, join the Sling Aircraft Team and our mighty ZU-TSI this Saturday, 8 October, for EAA’s Sun ‘n Fun at Brits Airfield in association with the Brits Flying Club. A...
The Oshkosh community has now been waiting three years for the beauty of the Sling High Wing to grace its skies and exhibition spaces. This year IT IS GOING TO...
There is an energy coursing through the veins of the team at Sling Aircraft HQ that can only be described as one of eager anticipation and excitement at the adventure...
Back in July 2022! The successful launch of AERO South Africa in 2019 welcomed over 4,200 visitors with over 100 exhibiting companies showcasing the industry’s latest innovations from 14 aviation...
Join Team Sling, our Sling 2 and our mighty Sling TSi at NAMPO Park, Bothaville at the aircraft parking area in conjunction with NAMPO Harvest Day, 16 to 20 May...
Join Team Sling and our mighty Sling TSi at the Middelburg Airfield in conjunction with Aero Club Airweek, this Saturday 23 April! A weekend event from 22 to 24 April,...
After reaching Cape Town in Part 2, Josh Flowers and Chelsea Smith of Aviation101, along with Chris Lammert and Keelyn Costello, reunite with friends and fly their Sling aircraft north from Stellenbosch through the Tankwa Karoo, before crossing into Namibia and exploring the spectacular Fish River Canyon. From formation flying and the Tanqua Kuru Bicycle Race to fireside celebrations and an off-airport landing in the desert, the journey becomes less about following a plan and more about embracing whatever comes next—because sometimes the most memorable part of flying happens after the engine shuts down.
