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AAD is very busy - so if you have not got your tickets, hurry. And if you are going to Ysterplaat make sure you leave early. Traffic jams in Koeberg road are guaranteed.

NSRI is still selling “early bird” tickets to the AAD Air Show at Ysterplaat which will be held on the 24 and 25 September. A portion of the ticket sales will go to the NSRI Sea Rescue Helicopter Unit.The special ticket prices are : Adults R40 (instead of the normal R50)Kids under 12 and pensioners R30 (instead of the normal R40)These tickets earn you a nice discount and also get you into the quick “early bird” queue at the gate on show days... as well as helping to fund the SRHU.Tickets are available at the following outlets:NSRI HQ at 1 Glengariff Road (021) 434 4011NSRI clothing store in the V&A WaterfrontAtlantic Surf Company, BloubergScuba Center, TygerquaysDarios Coffee Shop, Hout BayTop Carpets, Somerset WestNSRI kiosk, HermanusPlease note that NSRI is not the organiser of the show, so we cannot answer your queries about the event. For these details please visit www.aadexpo.co.za
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