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Manchester Aviation Viewing Park Launch Multiple Entry Tickets

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Posted on : 21-07-2009 | By : admin | In : Airport Spotting Guide, Miscellaneous Spotting, Websites
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Manchester Airport’s Aviation Viewing Park now has multiple entry tickets available for those who visit regularly and want to save a bit of money on the entrance fee. The TAS Manchester site has full details.

The tickets come in batches of 25, 50 and 100. These are priced £25, £50 and £100 respectively. I’m sure you can work out that means entrance is therefore reduced to £1 per visit. You can buy tickets from the entrance kiosk, but if you present your TAS membership at the Aviation Shop on site, you’ll get 10% off the ticket cost.

There’s no mention whether the tickets are for pedestrians only, or include car entrance. Perhaps someone could comment if they know.

Paris Air Salon 2009

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Posted on : 13-04-2009 | By : admin | In : Miscellaneous Spotting
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The Paris Air Salon 2009 will be held from 15-21 June at Le Bourget airport. This year marks 100 years of technological innovation in aeronautics and space.

The website for this year’s event is www.paris-air-show.com with regularly updated details.

For the general public, the show is open with flying displays over the weekend of 19, 20 and 21 June. Get your tickets here.

Expect to see a full complement of the latest Boeing and Airbus products, as well as many military aircraft.