A Royal Australian Air Force Pilatus PC-21 training aircraft from No. 1 Flying Training School will conduct a flypast in support of Redi-mob and Emergency Services Day, at Toorloo Arm, Victoria.

Redi-Mob is an Australian Red Cross program, delivered in collaboration with Moogji Aboriginal Council, Lake Tyers Health & Children's Services, Lake Tyers Aboriginal Trust and East Gippsland Shire. It brings together Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities to share knowledge, build resilience, learn about volunteering opportunities, and explore ways to be prepared for natural disasters.

Media note 

Interviews are not available for this activity. 

Media is asked to assist with informing local residents about the potential for noise.

Further information and imagery of the Pilatus PC-21 can be found at Pilatus PC-21 | Air Force 

The aircraft is based out of RAAF Base East Sale, Victoria.

The flying activity schedule is subject to change, including short notice cancellation, due to variables such as air traffic control, weather and other aviation considerations.

Safety, noise management and the environment are vital considerations in the planning and conduct of Defence flying activities. Participating aircraft will operate with a view to minimising the impact on the local communities.

Members of the public can access further information regarding aircraft noise at https://www.defence.gov.au/aircraftnoise/, or by calling 1800 033 200.