FAQ

Jet Flight Australia is a market leader in jet fighter operations, based in Albion Park Rail, NSW, just 1.2 hours’ drive south of Sydney at Shellharbour Airport. For more information, call us at  1300 554 876

The weather plays a major role in our operations. JetFlight will not take responsibility for any cancellations due to weather conditions or mechanical breakdowns, including, but not limited to, car hire, accommodation, and domestic or international airline travel

We prioritize safety above all else and will not compromise it. Mechanical breakdowns pose a safety concern, and no compensation will be provided to the rider for any cancellations. Flight rescheduling will occur if necessary

What do I wear?

Please wear closed shoes—no high heels. You will be provided with a full flight suit and helmet.

Can I reschedule my flight?

Yes give us a call 48 hours in advance. If you reschedule your flight you may end up in a group with other riders

What happens if I dont turn up for my scheduled flight?

If you do not show up for your scheduled flight, this will be considered a ‘no-show’ and will incur a charge of 50% of the flight cost. Please stay in touch

Can I get a Video of the flight?

Yes at a price of $150

Can we buy additional hats and shirts?

Yes, of course! You can buy a hat and shirt for $70 as a package

Is there anything else we should know?

All adventure sports by law all riders are required to acknowledge Civil Aviation Regulation 262am. Safety, Weather and Unscheduled maintenance play a big part in our operation, as you may have to be rescheduled at short notice at no cost to JetFlight

CAR262AM

The design, manufacture, and airworthiness of the aircraft are not required to meet any standard recognized by CASA; and CASA does not require the aircraft to be operated to the same degree of safety as an aircraft on a commercial passenger flight; and The passenger flies in the aircraft at his or her own risk.

‘WARNING: Persons fly in this Aircraft at their own risk. This Aircraft has been designed for special operations and is not operated to the same safety standards as a normal commercial passenger flight’.

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