A quick visit to a very grey and windy North Shore airport late afternoon yesterday produced a couple of aircraft to photograph:
I was told that this Bell Long Ranger outside the Oceania hangar was ZK-INH of Northland Helicopters out of Kamo If so it hasn't been posted on the blog before (and still hasn't been definitively posted).
Boy was it windy! So I was very surprised to see a Cessna 172 struggle overhead and line up for a landing on Runway 03, with a major cross wind component - look at the trees being blown about in the bottom of the photo. It turned out to be ZK-ZAQ2 from L3 Airline Academy up from Hamilton. He managed to get it down this attempt but a later attempt was wisely flagged away. I guess when you think of it we usually post photos of aircraft in nice weather so here is one from the wild and blustery department.
I was told that this Bell Long Ranger outside the Oceania hangar was ZK-INH of Northland Helicopters out of Kamo If so it hasn't been posted on the blog before (and still hasn't been definitively posted).
Boy was it windy! So I was very surprised to see a Cessna 172 struggle overhead and line up for a landing on Runway 03, with a major cross wind component - look at the trees being blown about in the bottom of the photo. It turned out to be ZK-ZAQ2 from L3 Airline Academy up from Hamilton. He managed to get it down this attempt but a later attempt was wisely flagged away. I guess when you think of it we usually post photos of aircraft in nice weather so here is one from the wild and blustery department.
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