GENERAL PROJECT INFORMATION FNQ AVIATION MUSEUM LTD

A.C.N. 628 738 545 ABN: 22 628 738 545

PO Box 987

KURANDA QLD 4881 admin@fnqam.com.au

Creating a permanent Aviation Museum in Far North Queensland

Contact Details

Secretary Brendan Kent 0422 379 984 President Steve Johnston 0409 640 209

MISSION

The FNQ Aviation Museum sets out to establish a significant museum that showcases the incredible contribution that aviation has played in Far North Queensland whilst creating employment in our local community and training opportunities for the attainment of numerous skills.

VISION

To establish a world class Aviation Museum that provides an interactive and captivating experience for visitors and provides a facility for training and development within our community.

PRESERVE – Preservation of our local history and related artefacts relevant to the area INSPIRE – Create an interactive and captivating world class facility that captures the interest of all demographics EDUCATE – Create an interesting and different learning experience for all ages RESTORE - Provide training opportunities for school students, prisoners reintegrating to the community, retired persons, work for the dole and other community based groups to gain experience restoring aircraft, engines and other aviation related history artefacts

PREFACE

A decade after the beginning of powered flight in 1903, the first aircraft to fly in FNQ in August 1914 was a small French Caudron G3 – a primitive wood & fabric biplane that came to Australia by ship.

Ever since Far North Queensland has played a key element in various aspects in the development of aviation technology & methods.

Mareeba played a significant role in World War II with its two airstrips built in 1942 supporting one of the largest military bases in Australia at the time.

Local aviation history is currently not on display with the exception of several memorials & monuments.

One of the main collections that was on display was the Beck collection, the owner sadly passing away. Unfortunately much of the contents of this former museum & others are being sold off, leaving the area.

This is where the FNQ Aviation Museum comes in as a community-based, not-for-profit organisation. The aviation museum will display anything of heritage relevance from 1914 to the present day. Mareeba’s wartime history and the building of the airfield runways makes the location of the museum historically significant.

PRESERVE | INSPIRE | EDUCATE | RESTORE

COMMUNITY BENEFIT

The FNQ Aviation Museum will provide a number of benefits to the local community including:

Increased tourism in the Far North Queensland region both as a standalone Museum and

partnerships with already established tourism entities. Construction jobs of the Museum facility and creation of numerous ongoing local jobs Food and Beverage facility to service the newly upgraded Mareeba Aerodrome and

surrounding areas Foster a culture of volunteering in the community Capturing Aviation interest in the community through education and learning untold stories Increasing social inclusion through a place to meet & combat mental health issues Partnering with Flight Training organisations to address the growing worldwide pilot

shortage Skill building workshops to assist school age students enter the workforce, prisoners

reintegrating into the community, retirement age groups looking to learn new skills and meet new people.

Educational tours & workshops venue for Schools, Scouts and other community groups Board room and function area for visitors that require a nearby function room Historical research base for aviation related historical groups.

COMMUNITY SUPPORT

The FNQ Aviation museum concept has received overwhelming support and positive encouragement from the community. A vast range of contacts in the local community and in the Aviation Industry provide the FNQAM with the necessary background skills and expertise to ensure the venture is successful. Being fully inclusive in the community across a broad cross section of industries ensures that the FNQAM is able to welcome everyone to be involved in some way.

The FNQAM currently has access to members & partners with the following skills and backgrounds:

Pilots and Test Pilots Engineers Historians Ex Servicemen RAAF Builders Insurance Professionals Legal personnel Accountants with Tax, Accounts and Auditing Project management

We welcome new people interested in helping the museum & prefer to have as many people involved as possible.

COMMUNITY

What is different about our Model

PROJECTED UTILISATION

Schools Provision of skills gaps that Schools cannot provide by partnering with TAFE, Universities or other RTOs to provide module based training

Example: John is a high school student wishing to enter into the Aviation Industry upon completion of secondary schooling. The FNQAM may offer a module for example of aluminum welding as a stand-alone subject that can be recognised as RPL when he starts an Aeronautical Engineering Course.

Schools have the opportunity to attend the museum for educational purposes, lessons on local history, aviation history and wartime history will be able to be provided at the museum.

Prisoners and Reintegration into the Community With an aim to provide skills to offenders returning to the community following incarceration the prisoners will have the opportunity to attain skills which will assist them in obtaining employment, thus reducing the recidivism rate. We would also welcome them to volunteer within the museum where their newly acquired skills could be utilised. This may include assisting in the restoration of aircraft, aircraft engines and other relevant artifacts. The prisoner population at Lotus Glen is predominately Indigenous and the FNQAM looks forward to being able to assist with integration back into the community.

To engage the prisoners in the museum we would ideally work with Queensland Corrective Services, in particular the Lotus Glen low custody farm to discuss possible options.

Activities for retirement The FNQAM will provide activities for those in retirement, being restoration projects, setting up dioramas, assisting with the food and beverage, provision of relevant skills. This would engage local groups such as the Men’s Shed.

Funds are reinvested into the Museum for acquisition of new artefacts, aircraft and restoration projects

NOT FOR PROFIT PRESERVED

Acquisition, restoration and preservation of

history to ensure the stories of years

gone by remain for years to come

Input from members is taken on board to establish better ideas and skills to achieve better outcomes

MEMBER DRIVEN

COMMUNITY BASED

Not an individually owned entity. The FNQAM is established to

incorporate the whole community

Community Groups The FNQAM is a community focused organisation & will offer access to all groups such as the RSL Sub-branch, Veterans, Scouts, Girl Guides, Rotary & Lions Clubs. The multi purpose facility will allow use of the function area for meetings, dinners, air activities, workshops or history lessons.

Royal Flying Doctor Service The FNQAM will not only house a display based on the significant contribution that the RDFS has in Far North Queensland, but provide a facility to house, stretchers and other vital medical equipment which may be required when the RFDS are required to retrieve a patient from the Mareeba Aerodrome. It will also allow a place for the pilots to obtain refreshments, of which are currently unavailable within 10km of the aerodrome.

QANTAS QANTAS is a significant contributor to Aviation in Australia, including locally during World War 2 with their flying boats. The QANTAS founders museum located in Longreach is world class and the there is potential opportunity to work with the QFM to create a mini display and cross promote their facility.

Aviation Groups – a Meeting Place The FNQAM will serve as a place to host meetings and informal gatherings of the many flying groups in the local area include Sports Aircraft Association, Innisfail Aero Club, Atherton Aero Club, North Queensland Aero Club, FNQ Flyers & other visiting aviators.

Aeronautical Skills The FNQAM will have the opportunity to work with local schools l i ke the Atherton State High School Aeronautical class to provide a facility where students will build a project aircraft. The teacher of the subject is a licenced private pilot and amateur aircraft builder.

VH-FDY was first registered in 1966 and served with the RFDS, the aircraft still flies today in charter operations and is based at Mareeba in Far North Queensland

QANTAS was founded in Winton QLD on 16th November 1920 – 2020 Marks 100 years

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A STAGED APPROACH

The successful execution of the FNQAM project is a staged process. An indication of these stages involves:

• Background administration including formation of the Company, application for ABN, Deductible Gift Recipient and Not for Profit Status. Appointment of Auditor & Accountant, information kit, policies and procedures

• Set up Website, email hosting, Social media – post regular updates • Promote membership and the fund raising process

• Create a museum that displays history & objects at Mareeba Airport • Grant opportunities, identify funding opportunities to expand the museum • Obtain letters of support • Public consultation and awareness of the project • Work with architects and builders to develop a building plan to suit the allocated area • Development of strategic, business and marketing plans

• Finalise building plan and work with council for approval of plans • Continue fundraising, through grants, donations, go fund me and other identified

methods • Actively locate aircraft and artefacts relevant to the museum

• Building construction(Stage 1) – museum & hangar building • Continue public awareness and updates on progress • Prepare storage & exhibits

• Building construction works(Stage 2) including restoration hangar • Continue fundraising for further development and grant applications for improvements • Continue public awareness and updates on progress • Begin main income generating activities (Restaurant/Café, Museum admission, Functions,

Hangarage etc)

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CURRENT POSITION The FNQ Aviation Museum is incorporated as an Australian Company Limited by Guarantee that was registered in September 2018. The management team are members of the organisation and have a substantial interest in Aviation.

Prior to the formation of the company the FNQAM discussed the proposed museum over an extended period of time and c o n t i n u e s t o s e c u r e relevant artefacts, aircraft and other items relevant to aviation history in the area.

The museum has accumulated a significant collection of period uniforms, patches, badges, aircraft parts, historical photo albums, books, model aircraft, and much more. The value of these items are priceless to the museum. In addition to the artefacts the museum has already secured a number of aircraft to be displayed in the museum, both on static and flying basis.

The most notable aircraft that will form part of the collection is a CAC12 Boomerang which was a significant World War II Australian-built fighter aircraft, which operated out of the Mareeba Aerodrome. The limited number of these aircraft on display will make it a drawcard to the region.

The FNQAM will also accept the donation of a Robinson R22 Helicopter which will form the basis of a helicopter mustering diorama. Heli mustering was pioneered by Rex Budd in Far North Queensland.

The Mareeba Shire Council has been extremely supportive of the project to date and have allocated 3 x airside facing blocks with 56 meters of tarmac frontage.

ACHIEVEMENTS/PROGRESS Gambling grant $35,000 early 2019 - Building design, engineering, quantity surveying &

economic impact assessment reports to put museum in a position ready to build once funding is received. Expect plans & reports to be complete by October 2019.

Member of the Australian Museums and Galleries Association.

Member of the Australian Aviation Museum National Network (AMNN) (pending AGM).

Engaged support of well-established museums such as Queensland Air Museum, SA Aviation Museum & Evan’s Head Aviation Museum.

Bendigo Building Active Connected Communities grant funding used to create history

information boards of Mareeba's aviation history for museum.

Cazalys Club grant to support FNQAM host Funflight event for children affected by adversity receive the gift of flight.

Negotiations in progress to preserve & construct a historic hangar in 2020.

The FNQAM has Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status from the ATO. All donations over $2 are Tax Deductible

PLANS The latest approved site plans on the west end of the Mareeba Airport.

"Boomerang" and "Wirraway" aircraft of 5 squadron at Mareeba airport 21 July 1944. Photo courtesy of the Australian War Memorial.

PROJECTS In 2019 FNQAM members gave a space in the unused Mareeba airport terminal building a makeover including cleaning of the walls, floor & painting the entire building including toilets. We created a museum in the building which is adjacent to the existing memorials for visitors to the airfield. On open days & on request from school groups, unsecurable items will also be made available. There they will be able to learn about: - US & Australian Air Force units & aircraft that were based at Mareeba in World War 2 - Aviators who pioneered aviation businesses, crop dusting & helicopter mustering in the area - Local aircraft crashes honouring the deceased - Timeline of the airfield - Map of the airfield highlighting the past & present - Aircraft objects - Library of aviation books & magazines.

The museum has also participated in the local military muster displaying artefacts & history.

NEXT STEPS

Architects have been engaged to create a site plan & building design for the complex’s

hangars & museum. This will house the museum’s collection in one precinct. Quantity surveying/costing the facility to enable a staging the project where required.

Attaining letters of support & contributions from the community organisations will assist the

FNQAM secure additional funding.

Financial backing, whereby grant applications, crowd funding and other fundraising initiatives will take place to begin raising the capital to see this project take shape.

Members of FNQAM will continue to collect artefacts, secure aircraft, continue discussions

with stake holders, grow the membership base, and finalise the design of the building.

The development of Policies and Procedures manuals, and other operational documentation is in progress.

CONTRIBUTIONS REQUIRED Cash contributions (tax deductible) - use for capital improvements to construct museum facility - use to secure aircraft & artefacts for display - leverage government grants to receive additional funding

In-kind contributions - Business/individual contribution of materials, services or time

Please get in touch for a full list of services required.

The FNQAM has chosen the Mareeba Aerodrome or Hoevet Field as it was named during WW2 as the most suitable location for the Museum. The FNQAM will complement the recent $23m expansion of the Mareeba Aerodrome by adding further infrastructure to the project that will benefit the community from an economic and community aspect. Contributing factors in the selection of the location include:

A suitable space for flying and static aircraft A proactive and supportive Council A significant history and contribution to aviation An easily accessible location from a tourism perspective Ease of access to the tarmac and the best vantage points for flying displays

The Mareeba Shire Council has been very supportive of the project and have allocated three hangar blocks to house the FNQAM within the new Western Aviation Precinct. The establishment of a museum on the airfield will further enhance the recent $23 million expansion of the Aerodrome.

LOCATION

The FNQAM allocated blocks marked in Black.

A significant part of the display at the FNQ Aviation Museum is aircraft that are relevant to the local area. Our aim is to preserve and restore these magnificent machines while inspiring and educating visitors to the museum.

Some of the aircraft you can expect to see on display at the FNQAM include:

AIRCRAFT

CAC Boomerang

First Flight 1942 First combat aircraft to be both designed and constructed in Australia. The Boomerang was based at Mareeba during WWII.

Boeing Stearman

1930’s Ex US Military training aircraft Approximately 10,600 built This particular aircraft has a significant history and starred in the movie ‘Tora Tora Tora’

Dehavilland DHC-1 Chipmunk

First Flight 1946 Tandem two seat training aircraft Approximately 1300 built Post World War II trainer. The Chipmunk was a replacement for the popular Tiger Moth

Piper Pawnee

The Piper Pawnee is predominately used in agricultural spraying and is still widely used for the purpose today. The Pawnee was also used as a glider tow aircraft.

Auster J2 Arrow

First Flight 1940’s Side by side two seat touring aircraft Auster’s were used by Bush Pilots Airways that were based in the local area.

Robinson R22

The Robinson R22 is a two seat helicopter predominately used for initial training. R22’s are significantly utilised throughout northern Queensland for aerial mustering.

The FNQAM has secured a retired R22 that will be displayed in the museum.

Corby Starlet

1960s Australian designed amateur built single seat aircraft. There are a few examples of this type flying locally.

Other aircraft relevant to the area, to be sought as they become available:

DeHavilland DH82 Tiger Moth

1930’s Primary training aircraft for both military and civilian roles. The DH82 was used predominately for flight training post WWII and for Joy Flights out of Cairns in the 80’s and 90’s

Caudron G3

The Caudron G3 was the first aircraft operated in North Queensland. The G3 was operated from the mud flats of Cairns.

From paper plans the museum will construct a static replica for display in the museum.

The FNQAM will include the following attributes:

Static and Flying Aircraft Displays: • Pre War • Post War • Modern Era

Tributes to Significant local Aviators:

• Harry Squires – Pioneered Crop Spraying in North Queensland • Sir Robert Norman – Founder of Bush Pilot Airways • Rex Budd – Significance in rotary wing operations • Tom McDonald – Pioneered commercial flying and flight training from Cairns

Dioramas

• Heli mustering • Mareeba through the war • Significant aircraft wrecks and their stories (Mt Emerald, Bill Forewell, daylight limited B17)

Displays

• Memorabilia • Maps • Artefacts

BOARD ROOM

MAREEBA AIRPORT

(HOEVET FIELD) HISTORY

KIDS AREAS

EARLY LEARNING DISPLAYS

LIBRARY

FUNCTION CENTRE

SIMULATION

INTERACTIVE HISTORY DISPLAYS

DIORAMAS

THEATRE

GIFT SHOP

CAFE

AIRCRAFT

RESTORATION AND REBUILD

CENTRE

TRIBUTES TO SIGNIFICANT

AVIATORS

STATIC AIRCRAFT DISPLAYS

MUSEUM INFORMATION

Start up Funding

Income Sources

Aircraft Sources

• Uniforms • Stories • Photographs • Badges and Patches

Interactive Displays

• Voice overs and narrated displays • Technology enhanced displays • Virtual Reality

Significant Milestones to note

• RAF 100th Anniversary in 2018 • RAAF 100th Anniversary in 2021 • RFDS 90th Anniversary in 2018 • QANTAS 100th Anniversary 16th November 2020 • North Queensland Aero Club 70th Anniversary in 2019

Government Grants Local, State, Federal Crowd Funding Bequeathal Contributions

Other Grants Community Gambling Fund Online Donations Investors

Local Business Contributions Fundraising Events Partnership Contributions

Membership & Donations Open Days Airshows / Joy Flights

Museum Guided Tours Exclusive Events Merchandise

Museum Entrance Fee Gala Balls Food and Beverages

Locally Owned Member Aircraft Ex Museum Exhibits Donated Aircraft

Retired RAAF Aircraft Rebuilds & Projects by volunteers The Beck Collection

Cross-hired aircraft from other Australian Museums

The current board of directors of the FNQAM have a significant interest and involvement in the the local aviation community.

Title Name Skills and Strengths

Chairman

Stephen Johnston

Chief Engineer (Licenced Aircraft Maintenance Engineer) – 20 years Company director of a local aircraft maintenance facility Previous warbird restoration experience & currently restoring a CAC

Boomerang aircraft to airworthy status Custodian of a significant collection of artwork, badges, patches

and uniforms for display in the museum Director

Richard Rudd

Passionate aviation enthusiast, pilot for over 50 years Significant collector of aviation history & information Owner of a Boeing Stearman and Auster J2 for display in the Museum

Secretary

Brendan Kent

International Airline Pilot, former Chief Pilot & Safety Manager Justice of the Peace (Qualified) – 18 years+ Aviation enthusiast - visited a number of museums and airshows across

the world. FNQ Flyers events promotion & director at NQ Aero Club(2018/19)

Treasurer

Scott Brady

Queensland Government Officer Private pilot and aviation enthusiast Past director & president of the North Queensland Aero Club Experience with Not for Profit organisations in a variety of roles

Director Christian

McDonald Manager Government-owned company Aviation enthusiast and pilot Background in remote electrical engineering & rebuilding anything

mechanical Involved with local flying club development

Director Denis McKinley

Lifetime Mareeba resident with a background in motor industry Former Queensland Fire & Emergency Service firefighter & District

Inspector Board member/Secretary of the Mareeba Leagues Club Former President Mareeba Lions Club for 2 years and active member

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Sept

October

2019

2020

Continue to obtain funding, work in with other tourism operators and Museums locally to create partnerships

Develop Business plans for 1, 3, 5 and 10 years Marketing Plan, Strategic Plan, Policy and Procedures

Public consultation to determine if there are any other attributes to the facility that will make it more appealing and useful for the community

Develop website and social media following. Work on acquisition of aircraft and artefacts

Work with Architects to develop a site plan and functional building plan inclusive of the attributes in the Museum information section of this doc

Commence Grant and Funding application processes

Identify potential partnership opportunities, community groups, schools and other organisations and seek letters of support

TIMELINE

2017 Working group formed to discuss the establishment of the FNQAM

2018 Mar Proposal for the FNQAM delivered to Mareeba Shire Mayor, Tom

Gilmore and potential sites discussed

Jun Mareeba Shire Council offered suitable sites on the Western Aviation Precinct at Mareeba Aerodrome

Aug Public meeting held, unanimous vote to set up FNQ Aviation Museum Ltd as a limited Company. Directors elected. Company set up

ABN, A.C.N. Not for Profit status and company register issued. Social Media platforms launched, website construction in progress

Bank account opened with Bendigo Bank for their community orientation. Planning for Building and Grant Applications commence

GOALS

Goal Timeframe Progress

Obtain funding to assist with building design with a focus for construction by local businesses

1 Year

COMPLETE

Building constructed and Museum operational 3 Years In Progress

Financially self-sufficient business model 10 years In Progress

Acquisition of one new aircraft per year Ongoing In Progress

Develop website and Social Media Following Ongoing In Progress

DIGITAL MARKETING AND SOCIAL MEDIA

FACEBOOK

1000 Followers within 1 year Weekly/ Fortnightly Posts

- Museum updates - Aircraft Profile - Aviation Pioneers Biographies

Monthly Update

INSTAGRAM

1000+ Likes within 1 year Weekly Post fed to Facebook

Email

Set up sign up form to receive General Newsletter B i - m onthly newsletter or as news develops. Members News and Exclusive Event emails as required

Survey Monkey

Community Impact Survey to gauge community response to the project and obtain vital feedback to ensure maximum community engagement and utilisation

Website – Stage 1

Professionally displayed single page layout Feeds from Instagram or Facebook into the website

• About Us • Aircraft Profiles • Artefacts • Location • Membership • Contact

Website – Stage 2

Introduce e-commerce for membership online Set up online store for FNQAM merchandise

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Do you or anyone you know have a connection with Aviation History in Far North Queensland in any capacity? Pilots (Current, War time, Military, Civilian) Cabin Crew, Aerial Agriculture, Sky diving, Gliding, Hot Air ballooning are a few examples.

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We are building our collection of stories, artefacts and displays about the people who made Aviation in Northern Queensland what it is today.

Please share your story with us, ask us how.

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ABN: 22 628 738 545 PO Box 987

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