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Beaufort Restoration Group

A website dedicated to the restoration of an Australian-built DAP Beaufort Mark VII Bomber.This aircraft was handed over to the Royal Australian Air Force on 29 October 1942, who assigned it the serial number A9-141. It finished its service life on 26 April 1944, seeing active service defending Australia during this time. With the dedication of a small group of volunteers and the financial support of our sponsors, A9-141 is currently being restored to flight. When completed (in 2011 - for the 90th Anniversary of the Royal Australian Air Force), it will be the only airworthy Beaufort anywhere in the world - of the (approximately) 1,800 built for the Royal Air Force and the Royal Australian Air Force -

Contact us at Hanger 106, McNaught Rd, Caboolture or

P.O. Box 3069BC
Caboolture QLD 4510

Avalon Air Services

Advanced Flying Training, Aviation Consultants and Aircraft Purchase & Sales

Come learn to Fly:

Private Pilot's Licence, Night VFR, Commercial Licence, Instructor Rating, PIFR - Private Instrument Flight Rules, IFR - Instrument Flight Rules, Multi Engine

Overseas Licence Conversion, Ground School, Acquisition Service.

Ultralight Aviation

KIEBITZ aircraft designed by Dipl. -Ing. Michael Platze

Mustang Flights

Mustang Flights will take you on an adventure Joy Flight of a lifetime.

You will fly in a real, full size P-51D Mustang Fighter Plane. This ex RAAF Military Historic Fighter Aircraft has served our country well and now it is possible for you to experience the feeling of this mighty powerful, high speed flying machine for yourself. There is no other sound that is as exhilarating as that of the Packard Merlin Engine with all of it's huge 12 cylinders working in harmony. Actually flying in the aircraft yourself is just an amazing experience that words cannot adequately describe. So book a Joy Flight now, find out for real and live the dream of flying in one of the greatest warplanes ever built

Caboolture Warplane Museum

The Caboolture Warplane Museum has been established to present and preserve part of the nations history with a focus on World War 2 aircraft. The Museum’s concept is unique in that it is a flying museum. Our aircraft have been restored to flying condition and perform regularly in air shows and aviation events around the country.

Apart from the operational aircraft, the Museum has an extensive range of displays and exhibits depicting much of Australia's flight heritage. These include a large range of aircraft engines of various kinds, considerable wartime memorabilia, displays depicting famous aviation accidents and tragedies such as the Stinson rescue and the Lincoln crash at Mt. Superbus.

Fisher MNL AERIAL Photography