Join NSW Kids in Need in North West Sydney on Sunday 28th October to meet with amazing pilots who build and fly large scale jet aircraft models flying at 400 km/hour! You’ll get up close withthe aircraft and talk through their construction and technology with the pilots and (weather permitting) watch them perform. 1/5th scale jet fighters and some prop aircraft as well.
The event is limited to 250 people. All attendees must be 8 years old and over for aircraft and airfield safety. Tickets are $50 per person.
All funds raised will go to the 6 charities supported by NSW Kids in Need, including The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award - Australia!
WHAT TO BRING:
Guests are encouraged to bring their cameras and advised to wear closed toe shoes, hats and sunglasses as you will be outdoors.
GETTING THERE:
Nearby parking arrangements will be advised to ticketed guests closer to the event date.
PUBLIC ACCESS:
Wheelchair access available.
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