The machines that carried a pioneer
1920 London–Turin record and 1921 Sydney–Bundaberg record. Preserved at the Hinkler Hall of Aviation.
The aircraft of the 1928 solo England–Australia flight. Modified with extra tankage.
Used for the 1931 South Atlantic crossing and the aircraft in which Hinkler died in 1933.
Amphibian of Hinkler’s own design. Twin Salmson engines in push-pull configuration. A full-scale replica is displayed in Bundaberg.
Hand-built and flown from Mon Repos Beach. A reconstructed example and the Challenger relic fragment are held in Bundaberg.