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25.01.2022 "Connie" and the Roulettes formate in the Illawarra in a display out of the HARS Airport at Shellharbour NSW
24.01.2022 Why is this DH2 Beaver on Amphibious Floats being manually hauled along Beatty Rd, Archerfield about 100 metres north of RQAC? The trucks are lined up back to Granard Rd.
23.01.2022 A spectacular location to visit on an air safari down south.
23.01.2022 Tiger day at Archerfield.
22.01.2022 At RQAC Formation Flying has always been popular. This photo taken circa mid 1930s from the Lead aircraft with two other aircraft in echelon right shows the old Victoria Bridge and the Grey Street Bridge over the Brisbane River with the CBD below.
22.01.2022 On the 28th May 1966 RQAC Piper Colt 22 VH-RQJ was stolen in the early hours of the Saturday from Hangar 1 and did a joy flight around Brisbane including flying under the Story Bridge finally landing in Dorrington Park at Ashgrove. The rogue pilot was caught and later jailed. Click on the image to expand and move it around to read the newspaper coverage. RQAC had to dismantle the aircraft to bring it back to Archerfield as DCA would not give permission to fly it out.
22.01.2022 Storms at Brisbane and Archerfield Airports.
20.01.2022 Some of Australia's biggest sporting events are usually held in these large buildings and the green space under the cowl.
19.01.2022 This airport is located just south east of Horn Island on the main land of Cape York and was developed during WW2 as a dispersal airport for Horn Island. It has dispersal bays off the runway and many old relics of aircraft which the bush is slowly reclaiming.
19.01.2022 Which Australian Airport is this located about 15 km from the coastline?
19.01.2022 This location is set to become the capital for DRONE development in Queensland. Keep a good lookout!
17.01.2022 The original Queensland Aero Club Clubhouse in 1910 at 25-31 Turbot Street, Brisbane City on the site of the old Moreton Bay Butter Factory. The IBIS Hotel now occupies the site. Squatting under the wing with his hand on his jaw is Charles Lindsay Campbell, the inaugural Club President
17.01.2022 The early years - RQAC Hangar 1 on the left and Qantas Hangars 4 and 5 on the right of picture; club aircraft outside Hangar 1; Smithy overflies Hanger 5 in the Southern Cross to land at Archerfield as it was an all over field,i.e, land into the wind as the windsock showed at the time.
13.01.2022 The airport is open and flights are arriving.
13.01.2022 Members of RQAC gathered in Hangar 1 at Archerfield in 1935 to celebrate the club being granted the "Royal" appellation that year.
12.01.2022 Trip to the Centre of Australia.
12.01.2022 The famous RQAC signed wooden model. 40 signatures of famous aviators have been identified including Bob Hoover, Jean Batten, Bert Rutan, Charles Kingsford-Smith, Lores Bonney, Lindsay Campbell (Founding President) and many, many more...RQAC retains the model and its display case. Click on the picture to expand
11.01.2022 From delivering mail by air to remote Queensland towns to becoming one of the world's most trusted airlines, 100 years of Qantas is a celebration of Queensland ...innovation. Founded in Winton, Central Western Queensland on 16 November 1920, the iconic airline celebrates its centenary today. Recently digitised in the John Oxley Library collection is this photograph album documenting the visit of Imperial Airways aeroplane 'Astraea' G-ABTL to Brisbane in June 1933. This arrival was significant as it led to a partnership between Qantas and Imperial Airways to form Qantas Empire Airways, and was the beginning of Qantas becoming an international airline. In what's been a turbulent year for the aviation industry the spirit of Qantas endures. Happy 100th birthday to the 'Flying Kangaroo'! View all 19 photos from the album on One Search: http://ow.ly/Resw50ClcM6 #qantas #flyingkangaroo #johnoxleylibrary
10.01.2022 A great destination just a short flight from YBAF for the monthly Saturday morning aviation enthusiasts fly-in breakfast. Hopefully will start again soon.
10.01.2022 Archerfield prior to the development inside the southern boundary of the airport on Mortimer Rd alongside 10/28 Rwys and the hangars/aeroports between RQAC and Hangar 5. A lot more aircraft parked than now. The airfield was owned by the Commonwealth DCA at the time.
09.01.2022 Captain Ray Capps (with the tie front row), Instructor Captain for types B777/787/737 MAX with Boeing Commercial Airplanes arrived in his Chipmunk from Caloundra to talk to the RQAC/AAA/ATAE troops about airline careers.
08.01.2022 Who is checking out who in the Sling?
07.01.2022 An interesting gateway coastal airport especially when the trade winds get up a bit. Thursday Island in the background.
07.01.2022 High (9334 ft) and short (1729 ft) 527 metres in length, 11% gradient, approaches are up hill, departures are downhill.
05.01.2022 The big Archerfield storm of 2015 wreaked havoc on buildings and the fleet
05.01.2022 Oakey Airfield post WW2. All these aircraft were parked before being sold off as scrap. And the second photo shows what was done to dispose of the F111s not donated to museums in Australia and the USA
04.01.2022 Cruising around YCAB and the Glasshouse Mountains
04.01.2022 Where is this airfield located? It can be hot and humid here. Hint: Around 4000 Aussies lived around this airfield.
04.01.2022 RQAC clubhouse, a heritage listed facility at Archerfield with some of the members who helped with the move in of memorabilia and furniture. Club Secretary Ian Tait is behind the camera.
03.01.2022 On base leg for which Australian Airport? There are nice cabins on the field where you can stay! A great destination to visit on an air safari.
01.01.2022 Keep a good lookout for gliders at this great airfield in the Fassifern Valley of the Scenic Rim - RWY 04/22, CTAF 122.75 MHz, Class G Airspace.
01.01.2022 The ideal camping mobile home for the Brisbane Valley Air Show 3-4 July
