Avalon Airshow Trade Days
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Mel-burn
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You'd have to assume that you would be safe with an AVID. Nowdays many would refer to the AVID as the ASIC so you should be fine - it's not a security controlled event other than checking your bags for bombs prior to entry.
TIP for those driving in and paying for parking. If you tell them that you don't have cash on you, you likely won't have to pay! Of course though, you brought your credit card to gain entry, along with your cut lunch.
TIP for those driving in and paying for parking. If you tell them that you don't have cash on you, you likely won't have to pay! Of course though, you brought your credit card to gain entry, along with your cut lunch.
You mean "produce your $50 and you're in."
They are in it for the money, they will let anyone in, no I.D. required, they always have.
How much was it last time? I can't recall.
They are in it for the money, they will let anyone in, no I.D. required, they always have.
How much was it last time? I can't recall.
Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: Qld Aust
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Trade days have always been free to trade people. this hungry mob will stop at nothing for the almighty dollar. Heaps of major companies pulled out this year due to the overinflated prices. Just another year of the same old same old. Nothing new and if you have been in the last 6 years you have already seen it all.
You can get into Oshkosh for $US34 per day, approximately the same money. Americans would laugh at the size of our national airshow. No wonder the industry is so weak. The companies that will be advertising know there will be shortages of skilled workers in their industries in the years to come and should be lobbying the organisers for cheaper pricing to help entice the next generation into aviation. Does anyone remember having to pay good money to be inspired into aviation? Rant over.
Join Date: Jun 2003
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I've been to every show since it started, more often than not, on trade and public days (a confessed aerosexual). I have never paid for trade days, almost always paid for public days. The $50- hit for trade days this year and the lack of much new in the past couple of shows leads me to think that this will probably be the first show I won't attend.
The companies that will be advertising know there will be shortages of skilled workers in their industries in the years to come and should be lobbying the organisers for cheaper pricing to help entice the next generation into aviation.
Free entry to participants of the Careers and Skills program.
