HARS Aircraft Fleet 'heavy'
HOME | HARS HOME | EVENTS | FLEET | MEMBERSHIP | MUSEUM | BLACK CAT
Lockheed Super Constellation VH-EAG during engine start at Illawarra Regional Airpost in late 2001. Note the amount of smoke under the aircraft. Connie during takeoff from Illawarra Regional Airport. This will be the home of the HARS fleet in late 2002 after the museum's buildings are completed.
HARS always keeps its aircraft in tip top condition, especially when attending air shows around the country. Connie getting a wash at Roma Queensland during the Federation Outback Tour 2001.
How's this for going over the top for a HARS member and Connie supporter? Car now sold and plate turned in - 10/2005
Douglas Dakota C-47 A65-94 with 'Dad's Army' making her ready to fly out of RAAF Edinburgh in South Australia to Bankstown, Sydney.
Cockpit view of C-47 Dakota A65-94.
 
Dakota C-47 A65-95 being rebuilt at RAAF Edinburgh by HARS members for the flight home to Bankstown. They amazed the RAAF apprentices with their skills!
Dakota A65-95 only five days later, ready to fly. A testiment to the skills learned in the 'olden' days of flying and a dedicated hardworking crew from HARS.
 
 
Neptune A89-273 during engine runup. The crowds gather to see these older aircraft start because today's aircraft aren't as 'visual' or invigorating.
 
Lockheed P-2H Neptune A89-273 close up shot of aircraft front. Above - taking off
Unusual view of Neptune '566' whilst being checked at Tamworth. HARS people crawling all over it - is it airworthy?
Lockheed Neptune '566' cockpit. Interesting cable running across the panel and under pilot's seat? Shaver?
 
Ex French Navy Lockheed Neptune '566'.
Neptune '566' being readied for ferry flight from Tamworth to Bankstown. Geoff Timms on the tailplane and John Skidmore on the ladder.   TOP of page