The restoration of Boeing 747-438
A defining event in the recent history of HARS has been the arrival of the Boeing 747-438 aircraft, OJA, “The City of Canberra”. A much loved aircraft, this piece of aviation history was maintained and operated by Qantas and is now on display at the HARS Museum.
The team at HARS is working hard to maintain and preserve its appearance and is seeking public donations to contribute to the repainting and sheltering of the aircraft to protect its heritage.
The “Donate” button below will take you to a website independent of Qudos Bank, created and maintained by HARS, which will direct you to the various donation opportunities currently offered, and the circumstances around tax deductibility that may exist for you.
To learn more or to donate visit the HARS website
About Historical Aircraft Restoration Society (HARS)
The HARS Aviation Society is an all volunteer group of aviation professionals and enthusiasts who have premises at Shellharbour Regional Airport (YSHL), Albion Park just over an hour by road South of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. HARS members are mostly made up of active and retired aircraft engineers and pilots with a dedication and love of aircraft and history. In addition to maintaining aeroplanes, HARS provides social connection for members and their families allowing pilots and engineers to continue their love affair with aeroplanes and to interact with their compatriots long after they have moved on from active involvement with heavy aircraft.
