The NHF project continues with work this week focused on selected airframes – with a particular burst of activity this last week on rebuilding the fuselage of the Sea Venom, provision of an updated sign for the Wessex at HARS Albion Park, and continued active dialogue on the proposed long-term home for the NHF next to the FAA Museum.
The full weekly report can be read here.
Australian Air Force Cadets from the Illawarra had an interesting in-flight experience courtesy of RAAF Richmond. C-130 A97-447 arrived at Albion Park […]
Unfortunately due to the inclement weather, and the fact that visiting aircraft cannot travel, the event organisers have decided to CANCEL the […]
Steam & miniature train rides; aircraft tours & experience; free bus transfers … Sunday 14th March. Two popular South Coast museums will […]
The RAAF has graciously gifted Lockheed Neptune (A89-272) to HARS for restoration and display at their satellite museum site at Parkes Airport. […]
