August 20, 2025 4:00 pm - 6:30 pm Salus Aviation 487 Airfield Road, Ardmore 487 Airfield Road, Ardmore, Auckland, Auckland, 2582, New Zealand, Auckland
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EMA Exporters Networking Evening & Facility Tour – Salus Aviation
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Salus Aviation Factory Tour Experience
Date & Time:Â 20 August, 4pm-6:30pm
Venue:Â Salus Aviation, Ardmore Airport, Auckland
We invite Auckland exporters and manufacturers to join us for an Export Event and Faclility Tour at Salus Aviation, a world-class aviation services provider based at Ardmore Airport.
Take a behind-the-scenes access look at Salus Aviation’s cutting-edge facilities, where aircraft maintenance, parts, manufacturing, and component engineering come together to support helicopter and fixed-wing aircraft worldwide.
Learn how Salus contributes to New Zealand’s export success, through international partnerships, fleet management, and specialist training that keeps aviation operations flying safely across the globe.
Hear how this iconic Kiwi business, founded in 1936, has grown into a trusted partner for emergency and medical rescue aviation, maintaining around one-third of New Zealand’s rescue helicopter fleet.
Enjoy networking and refreshments after the tour, connecting with industry peers in a unique setting that blends manufacturing excellence with global trade.
Ideal for:Â Exporting business owners, CEOs, and industry leaders.
Please wear closed-toe shoes for safety during the tour.
Please hit REGISTER to be taken to the EMA Events page to register for the event
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