Chipmunk Flights

** Currently unavailable due to restoration work in progress **

Go back to the 1950's as you fly around in this original de Havilland Chipmunk!



Built in 1950 our de Havilland Chipmunk started life with the Royal Air Force.

The de Havilland Chipmunk is one of the RAF's longest serving aircraft types entering service in 1950, and only being completely retired in 1993.

Chipmunks replaced the Tiger Moth as an initial pilot trainer, offering relatively modern features such as flaps, brakes, radio and an enclosed cockpit. Over seven-hundred Chipmunks were built for the RAF, some of which also served with the Army and the Royal Navy.

The Duke of Edinburgh learned to fly in Chipmunks and made his first solo flight in 1952. In later years the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York also received their initial pilot training in Chipmunks.

Now you too can fly this aircraft! During your flight you are given the option to try flying the aircraft under the guidance of a professionally trained flying instructor.

For the thrill seekers aerobatics are available!




Scenic Flights
Departing from Camden the flight takes in a view of the Blue Mountains and Lake Burragorang, and Warragamba Dam. Typically on return to the airport we will follow the Nepean River at low level. (500ft)

30 minutes - $225
45 minutes - $335


Aerobatic Flight
In addition to the scenic flight aerobatics are included.

30 minutes - $250
45 minutes - $375



Gift certificates are available, click here!