Bunbury Lighthouse – A Striking Coastal Landmark
Bunbury Lighthouse is one of the city’s most recognisable landmarks, with its bold black-and-white checkered design. While you can’t climb it, the lighthouse connects to the Back Beach coastal path, making it a scenic destination for walkers, runners, and cyclists. With sweeping views over Koombana Bay and the Indian Ocean, it’s a must-see spot just ten minutes from Bunbury Airport — perfect to enjoy before or after an Open Air Adventure Flight.
Winnie’s Journey: From Warbird to Joy Flights in Bunbury
At over 80 years old, our Boeing Stearman Winnie has lived many lives. From her days as a World War II trainer, to long hours dusting crops, to giving joy flights in New Zealand, and now flying over Bunbury - her history is full of adventure, mystery, and resilience.
When Aviation Met High Fashion – The 1941 Vogue Cover with a Boeing Stearman
In 1941, Vogue put a female aviator and a Boeing Stearman on its cover — a striking image of wartime purpose and timeless style. Today, you can step into that history with Open Air Adventure Flights and experience the same thrill of vintage flying.
Why We Named Her Winnie
When Johan found the manufacture date on our 1941 Boeing Stearman — 3rd September — he mentioned it to his mum, only to learn it was his great-grandmother Winifred’s birthday. That’s how Winnie got her name — a nod to family, heritage, and the stories that shape us.