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Ole Hartmann combines his love of flying and his engineering skills to create versatile working aeroplanes for the Australian bush.
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Test flying of the Bushman has been completed and a second aircraft is under construction |
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Doug McIlwraith has finished his kit Hornet and is taking it home to Canungra in Queensland |
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Jock Montgomery has taken the first AAK Hornet to New Zealand. It flies out of Christchurch.
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Tom Keats, from Gleeson Station near Mt Isa, built his Hornet STOL under the builder-assist program and completed its flight testing at Taree. The aircraft now lives at Mt Isa.
This aircraft has flown 600 hours in the 24 months to December 2009. It has multiple uses on the property.
A new improved undercarriage (as shown) was installed in October 2009.
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Cameron Hicks and Ole ferried Hornet STOL "Stinger" from Taree to Keilambeete Station near Emerald Queensland |
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Mark Thornton, Beverley WA, completed his WASP GT from a kit |
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LAME Barry Smith from Atherton North Queensland built a Hornet STOL using a Lycoming engine.
June 2007
COMPLETED, FOR SALE |
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This kit was shipped to our agent in Western Australia, Alan Sattler in 2006. He built the Hornet STOL as a demonstrator aircraft for
WA. It was completed in November 2006.
This year Alan repainted his Hornet.
Read Alan's blog at http://hornetstol.blogspot.com |
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Alan Sattler has snaffled the RAAus Come and Get It Trophy - it's in WA!
Dec 2008 |
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Built by Colin Webeck from a kit in the AAK factory under builder-assist program for use as a recreational aircraft on a property at Wee Jasper in southern NSW.
Dec 2008 |
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Built by Ken Smith from a kit in the AAK factory under builder-assist program for use as a recreational aircraft at Tonimbuk Vic.
December 2008
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Jerry Giddings, Inverell NSW with his completed, and now flying, WASP GT.
May 2008
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VH KNL (Hornet AG/Utility #A001 P), our first
Hornet AG/Utility aircraft, is based
in the Barrington Tops west of Gloucester in New South Wales.
In the second half of 2008 it was given a new paint job and a new reinforced undercarriage.
December 2008
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Aircraft Kits Australia in the news - Read more
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Ole Hartmann and Gill ferried Hornet STOL 19-4251 to Ceduna where they were met by Rod Higgins and Allan Sadler who received the aircraft and flew it home to Coolgardie. The trip them across the Nullarbor Plain and the Great Australian Bight.
November 2007
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Aircraft Kits Australia's Wasp is featured in an article in Recreational Aviation Australia December 2007.
"The Wasp turned out to be a well behaved and capable plane, with no 'waspish' behaviour at all!...I can't wait to see what these guys come up with next..." Chris Webber |
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Hornet STOL #3 (19 4251) has
been re-fitted with a Rotax 912S engine. This Australian-made
aircraft has been designed to the latest MK1 Hornet STOL
configuration with several improvements for flight crew
comfort. It was given a new colour scheme in November 2006
and is owned by Rod Higgins, Kalgooorlie Western Australia.
December 2007
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