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SFC Member Benefits SFC Member Benefits Updated 21st January 2021 Business Name Deal Description Terms and Conditions World Fuel Services SFC members enjoy 12 cents per litre • SFC members who are interested in registering for this service will need to either (i) have off the World Fuel Services published an existing fuel account with WFS or (ii) create a new account posted airport price of Avgas and 15 • To create a new account, please email directly to WFS at [email protected] cents per litre off the World Fuel and include your SFC membership number to apply for a WFS fuel account. SFC Services published posted airport price members applying as private pilots will need to provide 100 points of ID, or an ABN/ACN of Jet-A1 if applying as a business. Please specify on the account application with WFS that you are a SFC member in order to receive the SFC-member discount, which will be in the form of a WFS fuel card • The WFS Carnet cards will be issued to you in the mail (within 5-7 business days of completing your WFS application) and linked to your registered aircraft(s) • Please ensure pilots are using those WFS cards for fuel transactions to access the SFC membership discounts across WFS network of sites Matt Hall Racing Enjoy 10% off the rack rate price • Offer subject to availability Lake Macquarie Airport advertised on the MHR website for any • Not valid with any other discount 864 Pacific Highway of The Matt Hall Exclusive, The Ultimate • Flights depart from Lake Macquarie Airport on the Central Coast, NSW Marks Point Experience, or The Ride of Your Life • Experience must be purchased online using SFC member voucher code SFC10. packages. • Discount only available to SFC members (full, social, outstation, alumni, life) • Your SFC membership card will need to be presented to MHR on the day of your experience, along with photo ID Sydney Flight College Enjoy a 15% discount on any full-priced • Offer subject to availability 60 Birch Street, SFC RPL, PPL or IREX ground theory • Not valid with any other discount Bankstown Airport course. • Discount only available to SFC members (full, social, outstation, alumni, life) • SFC membership must be noted during the booking/enrolment process to secure the Enjoy a 5% discount on any full-priced discount SFC/Rob Avery ATPL ground theory course. Cafe on Haig Enjoy a 10% discount on the entire • Offer not valid with any other discount 1-2 Haig Avenue, Georges food & drinks menu. • Discount only available to SFC members (full, social, outstation, alumni, life) Hall • Your SFC membership card will need to be presented to Cafe on Haig staff when purchasing your menu items(s) SFC Member Benefits Updated 21st January 2021 Business Name Deal Description Terms and Conditions Tumut Aero Club Enjoy a 10% discount on the advertised • Guests are required to quote their membership of SFC when booking, and will be Accommodation - rack rate on the Tumut Aero Club required to show their SFC membership card on arrival at the Airport Lodge Airport Lodge website. • Bookings can be made online at http://www.tumutaeroclub.org.au/content/ 405 Wee Jasper Road accomrequest.html Bombowlee • Discount applies to total booking cost for all guests • Discount only available to SFC members (full, social, outstation, alumni, life) • Offer not valid with any other discount Bob Tait RPL & PPL Enjoy a 15% discount off the advertised • Offer not valid with any other discount textbooks price on the Bob Tait website for the • Discount only available to SFC members (full, social, outstation, alumni, life) books RPL/PPL Study Guide Volumes 1 • Books are purchased through SFC and are available for in-person sale & pick-up from & 2 the SFC front desk • Your SFC membership card will need to be presented at the time of purchase Downunder Pilot Shop Enjoy between a 2.5% and 20% • Offer not valid with any other discount Australia discount, depending on the product. • Discount only available to SFC members (full, social, outstation, alumni, life) www.downunderpilotshop • Members need to register on the website using the Schofields Flying Club - Registration .com.au link in the footer of the site • Discounts automatically applied at checkout Veritas ASIC Cards SFC Members can have their ASIC • Apply at www.asic.net.au and select SFC as your document verification provider www.asic.net.au supporting documents verified free of • Discount only available to SFC members (full, social, outstation, alumni, life) charge when using SFC for this service, a saving of $30.80 on the Australia Post fees for the same service. Hangar House Mudgee Enjoy 10% off the rack rate price • Offer not valid with any other discount Airport advertised on the Hangar House • Discount only available to SFC members (full, social, outstation, alumni, life) www.hangarhouse.com.au website. • Membership of SFC must be stated at the time of booking 25 Tim Loneragan Drive • All bookings requesting the SFC discount must be made directly to Kaye Burns at Bombira, Mudgee Hangar House by contacting her on 0417 752 054 or [email protected]. • Your SFC membership card will need to be presented at the time of check-in SFC Member Benefits Updated 21st January 2021 Business Name Deal Description Terms and Conditions Narromine Aviation Enjoy 30% off the standard entry price • Entry to SFC members available at $7 compared to the standard entry price of $10 Museum to the museum. • Offer not valid with any other discount www.narromineaviationmu • Discount only available to SFC members (full, social, outstation, alumni, life) seum.org.au • Membership of SFC must be stated at the time of purchase, and your SFC membership Narromine Airport, card will need to be presented in order to qualify for the discount Mitchell Highway, Narromine, NSW.
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