Delivered to Australia in 1960a and was registered variously A95-205 / VH-PGL with the Australian Air Force / ANARE - Australian National Antarctic Research Expedition. Sold in Canada as CF-AWA for Air West, the aircraft later flew with Air BC and Baxter Aviation. Harbour Air acquired it in 2012 and in 2020 had it flying again with a PT-6 turbine conversion.

After being held in storage for years, this former Baxter Beaver has emerged with a turbine engine and top mounted finlets. Future ownership is unknown, but its still registered to Harbour Air. This apparently is a Vazar turbine conversion and likely the first for a Beaver.

Seen when it was operated by Baxter, this Beaver eventually was sold with all the other Baxter aircraft to West Coast Air. Shortly after that, West Coast Air was taken over by Harbour Air.

Starboard side showing the shield depicting Antarctica. No RAAF roundels

Used for Antarctic exploration. Returned to its former civil marks VH-PGL in 1964

Ex RAAF A95-205. Used for supporting exploration in Antarctica. Returned to the RAAF in October 1961. Restored 1964 to 1966 before being sold in Canada as CF-AWA.