As Richard Currie has posted from Pauanui, Technam P2002 JF Sierra ZK-MEL has recently been re-registered as ZK-CCV2. But there is a bit more of a story here.
This aircraft (c/n 007) was sold to Martin E Lobb of Rotorua on 19/17/11 and its registration changed to ZK-MEL the next day. Martin Lobb has since moved to Tauranga where the aircraft is currently based. It is photo'd above at Taumarunui on 5/2/17.
However it was originally registered on 20/12/04 as ZK-ROZ to Auckland Flight Training of Ardmore, where it is photo'd on 5/3/05.
Back then there were a couple of identically painted Tecnam Sierra JFs at Ardmore, the second one being ZK-TVB2 (c/n 009), as in this photo taken on 7/5/05. Can anyone confirm what the Tecnam Arrows were? (as painted on their tails). The first ZK-TVB was also a Tecnam (a P 92J Echo model which was the first Tecnam imported into New Zealand, in October 1997).
I understand that ZK-MEL has been re-registered as ZK-CCV2 to allow the Vans RV 7A VH-SDG (that flew across the Tasman to Tauranga on 31/8/17), to be registered as ZK-MEL2.
And of course the first ZK-CCV way back in 1962 was an Auster Agricola. See http://nzcivair.blogspot.co.nz/2009/06/auster-agricolas-part-2.html
This aircraft (c/n 007) was sold to Martin E Lobb of Rotorua on 19/17/11 and its registration changed to ZK-MEL the next day. Martin Lobb has since moved to Tauranga where the aircraft is currently based. It is photo'd above at Taumarunui on 5/2/17.
However it was originally registered on 20/12/04 as ZK-ROZ to Auckland Flight Training of Ardmore, where it is photo'd on 5/3/05.
I understand that ZK-MEL has been re-registered as ZK-CCV2 to allow the Vans RV 7A VH-SDG (that flew across the Tasman to Tauranga on 31/8/17), to be registered as ZK-MEL2.
And of course the first ZK-CCV way back in 1962 was an Auster Agricola. See http://nzcivair.blogspot.co.nz/2009/06/auster-agricolas-part-2.html
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