Join Us At AERO (South Africa)

COME SEE THE SLING LINEUP IN ONE PLACE
EXPERIENCE THE SLING TSI, HW AND TRAINERS AT STAND C10

 

AERO South Africa returns to Lanseria International Airport, 10th to 12th June, bringing together the very best of General Aviation from across Southern Africa and beyond—and Team Sling will be right at the heart of it.

 

Join us at Stand C10, where our sales, marketing, and aeronautical engineering teams will be on hand throughout the show to answer questions, discuss your aviation goals, and share the latest developments from Sling.

 

Whether you’re considering your first aircraft, looking to expand your fleet, exploring training solutions, or simply passionate about aviation, we’d love to meet you.

 

On display will be some of our most popular aircraft, including the Sling TSi, the Sling High Wing, and our Sling 2 trainer. You’ll have the opportunity to get up close, chat with the people behind the aircraft, and learn what makes Sling one of the world’s leading aircraft manufacturers.

 

We look forward to welcoming you to Stand C10 and sharing the Sling story with you.

 

See you at AERO South Africa 2026!

 

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