Wrightsair Company information

NEWS UPDATE:

06/03/2010

Pig loves to fly! Story of a little dog from William Creek.

Trips to Bedourie and Windorah in outback Queensland, where recent flooding has replenished waterways for water bird now available!

Day & Overnight trips to Birdsville, Innaminka, Bedourie and Art Tours to the APY Aboriginal Lands are now available!

WW2 photos of Oodnadatta, South Australia.

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>>Anna Ck Cattle Stn

WRIGHTSAIR COMPANY INFORMATION:

WRIGHTSAIR, was originally established in 1990 and now operates as a division of Freycinet Air Pty Ltd.

WRIGHTSAIR provides highly experienced pilots and extensive outback experience.

WRIGHTSAIR specialises in outback scenic flights, Aboriginal Art Tours and aircraft charter from William Creek and Coober Pedy in outback South Australia.

We have fully equipped and highly maintained high wing aircraft .The Cessna 210, Cessna 207 and Cessna 172 are utilised for their reliability, comfort and suitability in outback areas of Australia.

WRIGHTSAIR maintains a close relationship with both the local communities and cattle stations.

William Creek settlement, where WRIGHTSAIR is situated, is the closest town to Lake Eyre, (only 100 kilometres away). We have an excellent knowledge of Lake Eyre, including the river systems that feed it.

Trevor Wright, WRIGHTSAIR'S founder and most senior pilot, has flown in the Outback most of his life. He lives in Australia's smallest community William Creek, roughly 200 kilometres from any town ("..imagine having to drive over 200 kilometres to the nearest supermarket and having your mail delivered on the mail run only two times a week and that's only if the road is passable!")

William Creek has an average rainfall of 10cm (4 inches), temperatures that soar into the high 40Cs during the summer months and is prone to dust storms where the visibility is reduced to 100 meters. The roads leading in and out of it are dirt, power is supplied by household generators, the water for drinking is tank water and highly mineralised bore water is used for bathing.

Despite this isolation and lack of services Trevor lives and breathes the outback life. He loves the charm and beauty that it has to offer and enjoys showcasing it to passengers. Of particular interest to Trevor is how the rugged beauty and unique colours, such as the reddish browns of the outback relates to indigenous art.

Trevor Wright
Let our pilot Trevor show you the Outback at its best!

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