Jet Fighter Flight & Helicopter Lunch Package - Hunter Valley

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Jet Fighter Flight & Helicopter Lunch Package - Hunter Valley

Your Mission, should you choose to accept it, is to embark on the most heart thumping, adrenalin filled Jet Fighter Introductory Mission available.

Hunter Valley Airport (Hunter Valley)
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Item: JE14450TF

Our Price:	$3,240

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Description
Adrenalin - Sydney Weekender
25-minute Jet Fighter Flight for 1

Helicopter transfers for 2 to lunch at a top Hunter Valley restaurant

Aerobatic instructor-rated pilot and modern L-39 fighter jet (as seen in the James Bond film "Tomorrow Never Dies")

Live your Top Gun dream in an L39 Albatross Lead-In Jet Fighter. During this jet fighter tactical mission you'll experience true g-forces as your skilled fighter pilot performs aerobatic manoeuvres and simulates a strike attack.

Once strapped in you'll be given a final brief then will feel the power as 4000 pounds of jet thrust propels you and your jet fighter into the atmosphere. The L39 is capable of speeds up to 910 km/h. The jet fighter flight commences with a climb to around 8000 feet. then a steep turn to introduce you to positive g-force, before moving into tactical aerobatics, such as loops, Cuban 8s and vertical rolls. Once you've descended to the low-level operations area you'll experience a high speed jet fighter tactical dash before cruising low back to the airfield. Landing the jet is the final thrill - you'll be on a high for weeks!

After your Jet Fighter Flight, the two of you will board a modern R44 Helicopter and lift off for Hungerford Hill (other restaurants available by request) in time for your dining experience at Muse, one of the Hunter Valley newest fine-dining restaurants and 2010 Restaurant of the Year. Hosts Megan and Troy showcase their high class contemporary Australian food matched with fine wines served in a relaxed, sophisticated atmosphere.

Take your time over lunch, drop by the Hungerford Hill cellar door to sample some of their fine wines before heading back on the helicopter to Hunter Valley Airport, where your adventure began. You'll feel like a million dollars!
Intensity: 5.0

Off the Scale You'll have to concentrate and step right out of your comfort zone to get through this one. You need to be pretty fit and possibly have done some adventure before. Adventures at this intensity level include many of our training courses due to the mental application, not just the physical, that's required. This is the ultimate rush you've been craving!

Intensity: 5.0
Experience Details
Fitness and Experience
- All passengers must be over the age of 16
- As this is an adrenalin activity we recommend that passengers be of good general health
- Maximum height 198cm
- Maximum weight 140kg
What to Bring/Wear
- Clothing appropriate for the weather on day (dresses and skirts are not suitable if you are flying in the jet)
- Rubber soled enclosed footwear
- Camera/video camera - there will be great opportunities to get some amazing shots
- Family and friends
What is Supplied
- Military flight suit
- Fighter pilot style helmet
- Full safety mission brief
- 25 minute flight for 1
- Flight certificate on completion of your flight
- In-flight video (additional cost)
- Helicopter transfers to a Hunter Valley Restaurant
- $150 voucher for lunch at a top Hunter Valley Restaurant (we recommend Muse Restaurant, but other restaurants also available)
More Information
A video of your flight will be available for purchase on the day of your flight for $220.00. The Hunter Valley is a two hour drive north of Sydney following the F3 freeway. Flights are conducted daily from Cessnock Airport in the Hunter Valley, bookings are essential. Eat regular meals prior to flight, avoid overeating, fruit juices or excessive fluid intake two hours prior to your flight. Get a good nights sleep and avoid excessive alcohol the night before.

Military aircraft are built and tested to different standards than that put forward by CASA or any equivalent international civil aviation governing body. As such, in accordance with Civil Aviation Safety Regulation Parts 132.140, 150 and 132.155;
- The design, manufacture and airworthiness of the aircraft are not required to meet any standard recognized by CASA; and
- CASA does not require the aircraft to be operated to the same degree of safety as an aircraft used for regular public transport or charter operations; and
- The passenger agrees to participate in this flight at his or her own risk; and
- If it is reasonable to believe that a passenger cannot understand the safety briefing; said passenger must be accompanied on the flight by a parent, guardian, or carer; and
- A more detailed briefing will be provided to the passenger before they board the aircraft
- If the person making the booking for this flight is not the passenger, note that the operator of the flight is required to provide the passenger with a detailed briefing – to include the information contained herein – prior to the passenger boarding the aircraft.
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