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If one watches this film, Sir Charles Kingsford Smith is referred to as Kingsford Smith, Smith, Sir Charles and sometimes by his nick-name "Smithy." Given that he was a real person and appears in the credits as Charles Kingsford-Smith, I am going to restore this article's previous style of calling him Kingsford Smith, while acknowledging his nick name. Nickm57 ( talk) 07:13, 11 January 2024 (UTC) reply