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The NZPilotExpo ‘ready for takeoff’

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The PilotExpo takes flight this month at Ardmore Aerodrome with over 40 local business exhibiting their products and services.

If the last two expos are anything to go on this years will definably be a must see for anyone who either owns their own aircraft or would like to know more about it.

The expo runs from Friday 12th until the 13th of March.

This year’s seminars include topics such as ‘Buying your first aircraft’ and ‘How to correctly talk across the radio wile flying.’

If you are serious about aviation you should drop in for a visit.


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