29 March 2024

7 thoughts on “Langley Park Fly-In: 17 October 2015

  1. Hi – what a well kept secret (have read crowd control comment). I live in Australind and would have attended come H or HW had I known about today’s event as always had an abiding interest in all things that fly and flying, especially vintage. I grew up very close to Maylands airfield and still manage to visit Bunbury Airport at least once a week. How can one learn of any future events please? GL

    1. Hi Graham,
      As you noted, this event was kept pretty low-key until close to the date of the fly-in.
      We had details on our website from early October 2015.
      Upcoming aviation events include the Australia Day Air Show over the Swan River (26 Jan 2016); Busselton Aero Fest (6 March 2016); and the Annual Fly-In at Serpentine (held on the last Sunday in September).
      Regards,
      David Eyre

  2. Hi David, is there another website with a schedule of the day’s events?

    Cheers, Blake

    1. Hi Blake,
      As this is not an air display, there is no schedule of events.
      The 13 aircraft are on the ground from 2-4pm. They did not want to make the event too large, as crowd control becomes an issue.
      The aircraft are there to commemorate Sir Norman Brearley who started the first scheduled air service in Australia. There is a talk about Brearley, but this is already fully-booked.
      Regards,
      David

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