Australia is set to make history with a world-record-breaking aerial spectacle – all for a worthy cause! Launching ahead of Guinness World Records Day on Thursday, 13 November, a huge 6,006sqm banner (larger than an NRL pitch) will soar across Sydney’s skies, raising funds for Oz Happy Farm. A colossal Bell 412 heavy-lift helicopter, flanked by a fleet of eight more choppers, will tow the banner from Malabar over Bondi and Sydney Harbour.  The world-first aerial marvel is a chance for EVERY Australian to make history while raising millions for animals in need – and have their name, pet, anything on the banner. This isn’t just about a world record – it’s a nationwide movement to show the world what Australians can achieve when we come together. It’s an all-Australian feat – the super-banners system invention is now global, with Aussie pilots, crews, digital banner printing technology and construction. It’s showcasing the nation’s ingenuity that all Australians can be proud of.