UNSW Aviation adds 6 new training aircraft

Posted on February 11, 2025 by Guest authors

Two of the Diamond DA40 XLT aeroplanes, to be housed at Sydney’s Bankstown Airport, have now arrived and been put into service after several weeks of testing, with the remaining four to join the fleet over coming months.

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