The big news this week is that Grumman Tracker 844 has flown to its new “home” at HARS Aviation Museum Albion Park. It’s the first time the aircraft has flown for more than 20 years. It’s a credit to those who have restored and maintained her over those years.
Other news can be read in the full weekly report here.
Progress continues on many fronts. There has been a lot of attention given to Tracker 844 to ensure readiness for the Tracker […]
The Vampire began as an experimental aircraft with design work beginning at the de Havilland works at Hatfield in mid 1942. Originally named […]
The CONTINUED good news is that Tracker 844 has settled quickly to its new ‘home’ at HARS Albion Park Rail airport and […]
As early as 1949 the RAAF began planning a replacement jet fighter for the locally-built CAC Mustang and DHA Vampire. Successive aircraft under […]
