Under the tutelage of Project Leader Jim, a number of our team are practising their skills in manufacturing fabric covered components. Rod and Vaughan are mastering stitching and treating on special test pieces. Terry has been working on finishing off an aileron for the Ceres crop duster.
It’s never too late to learn new skills. One never knows when they may be needed.
In another successful appearance, both HARS De Havilland Caribou army transports, our Catalina PBY6A, and Super Constellation “Connie” have graced the skies at the […]
The Parkes Aviation Museum is located at the end of Muzycuk Drive at Parkes Airport. It is currently housed in a former […]
The HARS Navy Heritage Flight’s Grumman Tracker 844 has regular engine runs to keep it in pristine condition. Here’s a picture and […]
HARS is proud of all the aircraft we have saved and preserved for posterity, both static and flying. Through hard work, the […]
