It is a little while ago now, but on 21/1/18 I flew down to Wellington from Auckland by Jetstar on Flight JQ 263, and while waiting for my flight I photo'd some of the more exotic heavier metal:
Airwork's two Fokker F 27 Friendship Mk 500's ZK-POH I(c/n 10680) and ZK-PAX2 (c/n 10596) registered as VH-EWH prior to their export to the Historical Aircraft Restoration Society in Australia. They were both cancelled from the NZ register on 16/1/18. Also parked up is the Airways Corporation of New Zealand's new Piper PA 42-1000 Cheyenne ZK-FIS2.
Air New Zealand's ATR 72-212A ZK-MCO2 taken from the top floor of the carpark building.
A Variety of Boeings: a Singapore Airlines Cargo B 747, a United Airlines B 777, an American Airlines B 787 and the tip of the tail of a Qantas B 737 (and the tail of an Air Tahiti Nui Airbus A 330).
Seen from the Jetstar departure lounge, Hong Kong Airlines Airbus A 330 B-LNI taxied into the international terminal.
And a study in Airbus A 320 wing tips - our older Aircraft VH-VFJ in the foreground with the wingletted VH-VFP in the background.
Emirates A 380-800 A6-EUI arrived.
Followed by the United for Wildlife menagerie example A6-EEQ.
Great pics, but just to make a small correction the 777 is United not Continental however same Tail design as the Continental birds. The two airlines merged.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Matt I have altered the post.
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