Win a 30min flight in an aerobatics aircraft (13-14yo Only)

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What's the best thing about flying?

Tell us and you could win a free 30minute flight in a high-performance aerobatics aircraft thanks to Australian Air Force Cadets. (13-14 year olds only)

After strapping yourself into a Cessna 152 Aerobat at Jandakot Airport, and with the expert guidance of your instructor, you’ll taxi out, accelerate down the runway and hurtle into the air, climb to cruising altitude, and then circle around Perth, before landing and taxiing back to the flight line. You’re in the pilot’s seat. You do all the flying. You’re in control. You get all the thrills.

The Australian Air Force Cadets provides aviation and bush-based adventure learning experiences and is open to males and females aged 13 to 18 years (you can stay until 20). Visit www.aafc.org.au for more info.

Click here for prize terms and conditions.
 
Competition closes 10/03/2012. Please feel free to comment and share your ideas after this date.

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AAFC TERMS AND CONDITIONS

1. The competition commences on 10 February 2012 and concludes on 10 March 2012.
2. Only one entry per person (male or female) aged 13 or 14, enrolled and attending Year 8 or Year 9 at a private or government school in Western Australia.
3. Entrants must not be a current member of the Australian Air Force Cadets.
4. Entrants must have parent or guardian permission to receive the prize of a 30-minute aircraft flight.
5. The prize draw will be held on (insert date) by Wing Commander (AAFC) Robert Somerville AM, Officer Commanding, No 7 Wing, Australian Air Force Cadets, and the first name drawn and meeting the competition criteria will be the winner. If the winner is unable to accept the prize for any reason, then additional names will be drawn until there is a successful winner.
6. An appropriate time and date for the prize flight will be negotiated with the winner.
7. The winner must be accompanied by a parent or guardian to Jandakot Airport to receive the free flight.
8. As the aircraft has just two seats, the aircraft will be occupied only by the winner and a qualified flying instructor.
9. It is the responsibility of the winner to arrange transport for themselves and a parent to and from Jandakot Airport to accept the prize.
10. Instructions on how to enter, prize details and other information contained within the promotional advertisements form part of these terms and conditions.
11. Entry into this competition signifies acceptance of all terms and conditions.
12. The Australian Air Force Cadets shall not be responsible for any additional costs associated with use of the prize. The prize winner is responsible for all costs associated with using the prize including (if applicable) travel and/or transfer costs, expenses with respect to food and beverages, travel and medical insurance costs.
13. No component of the prize can be transferred or redeemed for cash.
14. In the event that the prize becomes unavailable due to circumstances beyond the control of the Australian Air Force Cadets, the right is reserved to provide a similar product to the same or greater value as the original prize, subject to any applicable laws or written directions made under applicable legislation.