Registered VH-UIE for a few months before adopting the Papua New Guinea registration P2-UIE. May have spent all this time at the Catholic Divine Word Mission's Wirui airstrip which closed in 1976. UIE remained with the Mission until 1983. Later shipped to Germany where it was rebuilt as D-EBTF (later D-ENTE). Afrika Kreis written on the fuselage relates to its previous work with the church in was then the Belgian Congo.

Registered in April 2011 ex N454CC,

Arriving back at home base is VH-UIE when operated by Pay's as Helitak 221.

Registered in April 2011

Destroyed in a midair collision with Moth VH-UIQ over Rocklea in Brisbane on August 8, 1937. -UIE had arrived in Australia in 1929 and was originally G-AUIE ahead of British Empire nations receiving their own prefixes. Photo from: State Library of Queensland

Sitting in the long grass off the strip at Middlebrook. Built in 1967 to a USMC order as a Bell UH-1E, Bu 155344. Disposed of around 1997 and heavily modified for civil work by Williams. Registered N454CC. Exported to Australia in 2011 and re-registered VH-UIE(5) on 7 April that year.