The three aircraft gave sterling service for a number of years and made a number of important flights in the Australian outback. First registered on 21 May 1927, Satin Bird was used by the wealthy sheepowner William Oliver and his party to tour central Australia that same year, stopping at Oodnadatta, Alice Springs, Farina, Maree, Charlotte Waters, and Simpsons Gap.
Three aircraft offered outstanding performance for several years and made numerous pivotal flights in the Australian outback. First recorded on 21 May 1927, Satin Bird was employed by a wealthy landowner, William Oliver, and his group to explore central Australia that year, visiting notable locations such as Oodnadatta, Alice Springs, and others.