A recent Air Milford charter flight showcased how regional aviation can connect international visitors with destinations beyond New Zealand’s main tourism routes.
Flying a delegation from China’s Hubei province to Telford, Chief Pilot Antony Sproull demonstrated how charter flights provide fast, direct access while giving passengers a spectacular aerial perspective of South Otago. The visit highlighted the role regional aviation can play in supporting tourism, education and local communities, with visitors describing the experience as one of the best flights of their lives.
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