VH-UTH General Aircraft Monospar ST-12
VH-UTH General Aircraft Monospar ST-12. (SOLE SURVIVOR OF THIS TYPE OF AIRCRAFT) Built in 1935 and named &quot;Captain Cook&quot; in a ceremony at the GAL works at Hanworth Aerodrome (17-03-1935). On 18th August 1961 the aircraft departed Sydney on holiday flight to England by Dr. John Morris and Bruce Harrison. Their stated intention was to sell the aircraft in England to finance their airline flights home. On 30th November 1961 they reached Lympne Aerodrome, England where they cleared British Customs, after 120 hours flying time.  After many failed restoration attempts was acquired in poor condition by Newark Air Museum, Newark, in 1968. Restoration completed in 2020. where it is shown when seen on 18th March 2023