Gardan Sud Horizon
Demonstrator

The display is labelled:

"Gardan Sud Horizon GY80-180

Built in France this aircraft was flown to Australia in 1968 by Dr Dicks, husband of Robin Miller, the famous flying nurse known to aborigines as "The Sugar Bird Lady" from her distribution of polio vaccine on thousands of sugar cubes.

Children may get inside if supervised by Museum staff."

The aircraft has been modified by Alan Rye, a Museum volunteer, to allow visitors to experience the operation of the controls of a normal aircraft. The operation of the rudder, elevators and ailerons which control the attitude of the aircraft in flight can be seen from the cockpit as the control pedals and wheel are moved.


Some views of the display:
Front View
Side View
Cockpit View