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CAC Plant Reports 1938, numbers 12 – 22

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On this day in Australian aviation history:

1880 The Very Reverend John Flynn, OBE, DD, "Flynn of the Inland" was born at Moliagul, central Victoria on 25 November, 1880. The third child of Thomas and Rosetta, John was raised in Sydney by his mother's sister after his mother died during childbirth. When he was five, John was reunited with his family at Snake Gully, near Ballarat. Flynn was instrumental in the founding of the Presbyterian Church's Australian Inland Mission and following a suggestion by Lieutenant Clifford Peel and with a bequest from H.V. McKay he developed an Aerial Medical Service which later became the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Source: Royal Flying Doctor Service
2016 Airborne Windsports Edge XT-912 Trike 32-8401 operated by Rockhampton Sport Aviation crashed at Hedlow Airfield, 22km northeast of Rockhampton, Queensland on 25 November 2016. The weight-shift microlight crashed on approach to landing, just short of runway 07. Both occupants died in the crash. Sources: www.abc.net.au/news/2016-11-25/two-men-confirmed-dead-in-an-ultra-light-aircraft-crash-in-rock; aviation-safety.net website

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