The Western Australia Sling Tour

We’re thrilled to announce that the Sling High Wing and Sling TSi will be touring across Western Australia with our Sling distributors, Errol and Mariette from Global Aviation Products! This is your chance to see these incredible aircraft up close, meet fellow Sling enthusiasts, and hear firsthand from our team.

Tour Stops and Dates (subject to change):

  • 25 Sept: Cunnamulla
  • 26–27 Sept: William Creek Outback Fly-In with a presentation by Errol on 26th September at 15h30 at the William Creek Hotel Restaurant
  • 28 Sept: Ayers Rock
  • 29 Sept: Leonora
  • 30 Sept: Kalgoorlie
  • 1 Oct: Merredin
  • 2 Oct: Jandakot Airfield, Perth
  • 4 Oct: Serpentine with a presentation at Serpentine Aero Club
  • 5 Oct: Bunbury Breakfast Fly-In
  • 6 Oct: Augusta
  • 7 Oct: Albany
  • 8 Oct: Esperance
  • 10 Oct: Port Augusta
  • 11 Oct: Forest

Important: 

Dates from 7th October onwards are tentative. They may also add extra stops based on demand, so it’s essential to register your interest to stay updated on any schedule changes, including weather events.

To register:

Simply text your interest to 0400 639 388 or email Mariette on [email protected].

Don’t miss this opportunity to experience the Sling High Wing and Sling TSi in action!

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