RAAF bids farewell to CT4A trainer after 50 years

Posted on July 8, 2026 by Guest authors

A19-077 operated the final display flight from Point Cook last month, marking what Defence describes as “the end of an aircraft type that quietly shaped generations of military air power”.

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