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Sling HQ

Hangar 8, Tedderfield Airpark,
23 Nettleton Road, Eikenhof,
Johannesburg South, 1872
South Africa

Sling Bentonite

16 Bentonite Street,
Alrode,
Alberton, 1451
South Africa

Sling Basalt

6 Basalt Street,
Alrode,
Alberton, 1451
South Africa

Postal Address

PO Box 308
Eikenhof
South Africa
1872

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Contact AMO to book your aircraft MPI

As an ever-growing organization, the Sling is not the only range of aircraft we maintain. As we continue to make our mark in the history of aviation, we have added new challenges to our operating specifications and now maintain a broader variety of aircraft, including the ever-popular Vans RV range as well as Magni Gyro, composite aircraft and metal airframes. In addition, we specialise in Lycoming engines and all associated propellers, as well as compass swings, pitot static, transponder testing and ATF applications.

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Aviation101's
This Is Africa: Part 3

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.