VH-UXM Airspeed
AS.6H Envoy I (c/n 29)

Formerly G-ACVI,
this Airspeed Envoy was actually Ansett Airways' second machine (the
first was
the Fokker F.XI Universal VH-UTO).
It was used on the Hamilton - Melbourne route in 1937.
The
shot above was taken at Essendon, Melbourne in 1949, after it had been
"put
out to pasture"
(literally). Below are a couple
of photographs from the archives of the Civil Aviation Historical
Society
(Ohlson Collection) showing the aircraft in more productive
days at Essendon in the 1930s.
A
shot of
-UXM appears in the photo illustrating the Moth VH-UGV.

