UATA
31st Jul 2004, 09:56
Only two weeks to go now and we are off again for this years great flying adventure. The added bonus is that we raise some much needed funds for the Flying Doctor.
All you flyers from the UK and the continent, here is your opportunity to come fly in our marvellous country were the weather is 8/8ths blue as far as the eye can see. Seeing this trip is an annual event, now is the best time to make plans to come over and be a part of the 2005 Base to Base Outback Flight.
We are working on having an opoportunity available for our overseas friends and flyers to come down under and experience our great hospitality and friendship while at the same time being a part of something that is helping out the fantastic efforts of the Flying Doctor. Groups can be catered for with Pipers and Cessna's with turns taken flying in the Tiger Moth over a sector of the flight. Around 2000 nm will be covered over the span of around a week or so.
The route we follow through outback Queensland is rich in aviation history that the early pioneers flew in the De havilland types. Entusiasts of this type of aircraft are encouraged to come over and be a part of our great trip and be among friends and like minded flyers.
Have a look at our web site at www.basetobase.org
Drop us a line via the email address if you would like to know more:)
All the best.
All you flyers from the UK and the continent, here is your opportunity to come fly in our marvellous country were the weather is 8/8ths blue as far as the eye can see. Seeing this trip is an annual event, now is the best time to make plans to come over and be a part of the 2005 Base to Base Outback Flight.
We are working on having an opoportunity available for our overseas friends and flyers to come down under and experience our great hospitality and friendship while at the same time being a part of something that is helping out the fantastic efforts of the Flying Doctor. Groups can be catered for with Pipers and Cessna's with turns taken flying in the Tiger Moth over a sector of the flight. Around 2000 nm will be covered over the span of around a week or so.
The route we follow through outback Queensland is rich in aviation history that the early pioneers flew in the De havilland types. Entusiasts of this type of aircraft are encouraged to come over and be a part of our great trip and be among friends and like minded flyers.
Have a look at our web site at www.basetobase.org
Drop us a line via the email address if you would like to know more:)
All the best.