At a public event flying the flag for the 3 sponsors, the helicopter was owned by Lloyd Helicopters. It would have been used by Channel 7 and radio station 5AD (no longer exists) for news gathering.

Crashed at Lamington National Park on February 19, 1937.

VH-UHH crashed in the Lamington National Park in February 1937. The other aircraft are VH-UKK and Rapide VH-UBN

VH-UHH was involved in one of the most famous accidents in Australian aviation history. On February 19, 1937 it vanished on a flight from Brisbane to Sydney with two pilots and five passengers on board. Nine days later, Bernard O'Reilly, of the Lamington Guest House, hiked into the McPherson Range convinced that was where the plane had come down. On March 1 he found the wreckage and the two surviving passengers. Two passengers and the pilots died in the crash and the fifth passenger fell to his death over a waterfall trying to reach help.

Operated in Papua New Guinea as P2-UHH (1974-79). Damaged at Tartrus Station, Queensland on September 27, 1982.