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How did Australia's first modern commercial airliner end up in this front yard? | ABC Australia

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The DC-2 aeroplane credited as being the first 'modern' passenger plane to fly in Australia is prominent in Daryl Gibbs yard.

The Bungana is an all-metal monoplane aircraft that was reliable and able to traverse large distances. In the 1950s it was converted into a caravan in Essendon.

The Australian National Airways airliner is impressive, and its history lives on thanks to the RAAF veteran, Gibbs, who owns the now wingless aircraft.

📽 Video produced by Jason Katsaras and edited by Josh Paddon.

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