This week ending 31 Mar 19 has been a quieter week, with our main activities focusing on finalizing the last short term moves of the Sea Fury, Trackers and C47 out of the Albatross Aviation Technology Park secure storage offered by our major sponsor Air Affairs, AND on completing the paperwork on the range of approvals required from Defence, CASA and Warbirds Australia to get Tracker 844 back into the air.
For full details read this week’s report here.
HARS is proud of all the aircraft we have saved and preserved for posterity, both static and flying. Through hard work, the […]
The long awaited total refinish of Connie has begun and at the 2013 Avalon Airshow, enthusiasts saw her newly repainted cowlings and red air intake […]
Thursday 2 May was a very busy and productive day for preparation of selected Navy Heritage Flight airframes for display at Wings […]
John Travolta has donated his former QANTAS 707 to the HARS Aviation Museum. He is expected to participate in the delivery to […]
