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HARS Frequently Asked Questions

HARS - Who Are We?

At HARS, we have people from all walks of life.  What sets us apart are the many retired and active Licenced Aircraft Maintenance Engineers, Professional Pilots and Cabin Crew who either have or still work for Qantas.  We are dedicated to Australian aviation history, and our collection of flying, under restoration and static display aircraft is testament to that.  "Not bad for a bunch of old people".

 

Describe what people can expect.

The best description is "TARDIS".  I have lost count of the people I have shown around who are literally amazed at what they see.  I guess our advertising needs to be more spectacular.

Is HARS a standard museum?

Absolutely NOT!!!

When you visit, a tour guide will escort you and show you all that is here.  At HARS, you will be walking through operational hangars, able to get up close and personal with our aeroplanes and even explore some of them.

Southern Cross II – 1st Engine Fitted!

16 Nov, 2018  in Aircraft News / General / Restoration News  tagged engine / HARS / installation / Southern Cross by HARS

HARS is pleased to report that the first engine, beautifully presented and overhauled by Peter Brooke, courtesy of Robert Greinert, was fitted today.

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