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Great Ocean Air

Great Ocean Air have made air travel accessible for all. Our luxurious air conditioned Airvans seat 7 passengers in spacious cabins with panoramic windows. The plane has ramps available and a wide side door to allow full accessibility. Choose from a variety of private flights and tours, charter flights, half day scenic tours, day and overnight golf and outback tours and our popular girls day/surfing King Island adventures.

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Barwon Heads Airport
Barwon Heads Road Barwon Heads , Victoria

Telephone:

(04) 1864 3401

Web:

www.greatoceanair.com.au

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Randolph Bias used the term, the ‘temporarily able bodied’ for non disabled people. It is to remind us that we can all join the disabled community; it is not like gender or race where we are born into the community. Some of us get there as we get older and our faculties and physical strength gets worn out, some of us by sickness, some by accidents and some of us from birth.

Inclusive tourism is for everybody. It means disabled and non disabled, slow walkers, people with crutches or walking sticks, children on holiday with grandparents, it means groups enjoying trips together.

It means no exclusion because of ‘special needs’.