Namibia’s vintage aircraft ready for Australian venture

The Namibian commercial Aviation aircraft which is the only surviving Douglas DC-6B aircraft will leave for Australia (on demand by Australia) after three months. Namibia Commercial Aviation has joined hands with Namibia Tourism Board to take full advantage of this lucrative opportunity and organize marketing programsfor Australians in the time in which the aircraft would fly to various cities of Australia. Increasing the awareness worldwide among the vintage aircraft lovers, the event also provides platform for Namibia to target the most unique and lucrative segment of tourists, Namibia Tourism Board (NTB)'s Chief Executive Officer Digu //Naobeb said.

Not only the aircraft would undertakejoy flights, open days, charity events but also the Australian leg of international Red Bull Air Race World Series in Perth and Australia's most revered international air show. The plane would make its way through Johannesburg, to Reunion Island, moving on to Cocos Island before landing in Perth.

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The reason for Australia demanding the Douglas DC-6B aircraft in its celebration of century of powered flights lies in the history of Australian passenger airline.David Gray of Australia's Yesteryear Aviation said Namibia to be a holy chalice for aviation history. He added that the total attendance for the two air shows is forecastedaround 500Â 000 people, and various international media houses.

Namibia Commercial Aviation's Hans Wiehahn said that they were really honored to receive the invitation. They are proud to get an opportunity where they can showcase not only their aircraft but also represent their country.

Namibia’s vintage aircraft ready for Australian venture