Hinkler

Hinkler is a surname of German origin. It is associated with notable figures and brands, and appears in historical and cultural contexts. The most prominent bearer is Bert Hinkler (1892–1933), an Australian aviator and aviation pioneer who designed aircraft and achieved several notable solo flights in the 1920s and early 1930s. Hinkler's work contributed to the development of light aircraft, and his legacy is commemorated in Australia by institutions such as the Hinkler Hall of Aviation in Bundaberg, Queensland. The hall preserves artifacts and exhibits related to his life and early aviation history.

In commerce, Hinkler is used as a brand name. Hinkler Books is an Australian publishing company known for publishing reference, crafts, and hobby books for a broad audience; it operates internationally with titles aimed at adults and children. The brand has released numerous titles in areas such as cooking, crafts, and educational topics.

The term may also appear in other personal or place names, but Bert Hinkler and Hinkler-associated institutions represent its most widely recognized references.