Denmark, Western Australia

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Aircraft Profile - Visiting Aircraft over the years

Denmark Airport has played host to several aviation events over the years. It was also a favourite place for the RAAF PC9 trainers to practice touch and go landings. Below you can see a range of the different aircraft types that have visited our airport. The airport is also regularly used by the RFDS for patient transfers to Perth.

📸 Visitors to Denmark Photo Gallery

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1942 Boeing-Stearman
Boeing-Stearman 75 VH-PJS
RAAF PC9
RAAF PC9 from Pearce Flight School
Just Aircraft SuperSTOL bushplane completed in 2015. Powered by 135Hp Rotax engine. Serial number JA357-02-14.<br><br>The STOL characteristic allows for take-off in as short at 30m. It has extreme suspension and tundra tyres for off airport landings. <br><br>This model has automated leading edge slats to increase lift at high angles of atttack allowing incredibly low air speeds without stalling.
Just Aircraft SuperSTOL RAA 19-1728
2019 Raven R44 powered by Lycoming O540 F1B5 engine. <br><br>Serial number 2566
Raven R44 VH-WCX
1950 Dehavilland DHC1 Chipmunk Serial Number C1-0236
1950 Chipmunk VH-IHB
1942 AT-6D in Naval Airstation Alameda Livery - Serial Number 78-7094. <br><br>Also known as the Harvard, the AT signifies Advanced Trainer. <br><br>600HP Pratt & Whitney R-1340 radial engine
1942 North American T-6 Texan VH-WWA
Denny Kitfox with rounded nose.<br><br>Engine is Rotec R2800 Radial 7 cylinder, 2.8L producing 110Hp.<br><br>The Kitfox is a STOL aircraft with a unique folding wing design.
Kitfox RA Aus 19-1616
Stearman taking off with smoke on
Stearman take-off
SAAA Fly in. My RV7A under construction
SAAA Fly in
Stearman taxiing out past other aircraft
Stearman taxxing out
DAA Fly in aircraft on the grass
DAA Fly in
Denmark Airport Open day. 50 aircraft arrived
Airport Open Day