Air force base

Very friendly staff awesome place to stop by. Highly rated

Love it great place to learn to fly the f35

We just love it and lost in the history

The best place for RAAF fan’s, Coming here as a kid then coming here to fly are two different things. Staff are friendly and helpful, The museum was great and interesting. The food was very nice and had good texture. Great atmosphere, Put a smile on my face to see the future of the RAAF at the Museum and the cafeteria. Thank RAAF Base Williamtown :)

嗯,I’m like

Today I visited RAAF AMBERLY with my school. The HOSPITALITY and kindness of the staff was awesome. It's sad seeing the old F111 I the hanger and the F111 at the gate but I hope 1 day we can get an aircraft that can dump and burn just like it. The food is the best you can get but the history and live that the family of RAAF AMBERLY put into looking after all New and old planes that protected Australia for many years. One day I want to go back and get to fly the Sims there but to be able to see an F111 close up is AMAZING.i could not asked for a better present before my birthday on the 26th of the month. Thank you so much AMBERLY. Looking forward to seeing you soon.

RAAF BASE Amberley domestic terminals customer service is poor beyond belief. The baggage handlers make you load your bag on and off the aircraft. There was no on flight food and if it was it was a thanks for the one biscuit.I give a 1 star there is room for improvement

We visited RAAF Base Wagga Wagga (Forest Hill) the aircraft displays, the museum and the Church a recreation from Darwin along with the history of various bases around Australia was very interesting, the conversion of the old guard house to museum has been very effective and makes for an interesting display. It is worth making a stop and checking it out.

Attended for Courses at here on 1996..very nice

These guys and girls are amazing, they always look sharp on ANZAC day representing the RAAF, since joining our kids have had the opportunity to see F-18 hornets, fly on a C-130 plane, experience service life via a general service training camp held at RAAF base take part in many ceremonial events, have flying experience lessons at no cost and go into the bush and take part in field training exercises. Our oldest Cadet is even going overseas to on the IACE exchange for three weeks. All of these activities have help develop our kids into well rounded people that will make a positive difference to society. The local staff to a fantastic job. Highly recommended!