NZ Civil Aircraft

A blog on New Zealand Civil Aircraft.

Wednesday, 1 April 2026

En Route to Wanaka (6)

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  The exotic trio of Yaks about to depart from Omaka for Wanaka via Ashburton today: From left is Yak 7B ZK-YKB now named Libert é, Yak 3U ...

En Route to Wanaka (5)

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The weather is looking great over the South Island for aircraft en route to Wanaka.  Included among the are Martin Henton and Stu Reid in th...
Tuesday, 31 March 2026

A couple of strays at Rangiora 31st March 2026.

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 Similar but very different. Above we have Phil Higgins of Rotorua and his Vans RV-8 ZK-PJH 3 c/n 80043 which hit our register on 12-05-2008...

Some Rangiora locals today. 31 March 2026

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 A very productive hour was spent at Rangiora this afternoon. The very slippery and elusive JMB Aircraft VL-3TE-915is Evolution LSA ZK-ECO 2...

Enroute to Wanaka (4)

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 At the end of the line up of the five De Havilland aircraft (plus a Harvard) at Rangiora on Sunday the 29th was the Maule M5-210C Lunar Roc...
Monday, 30 March 2026

En Route to Wanaka (3)

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 A pack of Yaks at Hamner, overnighting while waiting for the weather to clear further South:

AIrbus A319 T7-1177 at Christchurch 30-03-2026

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 This Airbus A319-153N (ACJ) T7-1177 c/n 11760 arrived at Christchurch on the 27th after a direct flight from Taichung, Taiwan. Above we se...

Enroute to Wanaka (2A). A Nelson stopover for the Albatros flight.

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 Some of the American Eagle Display Team, Wanaka bound - stopped over in Nelson yesterday (29th) for fuel and followed by a weather delay. A...

En Route to Wanaka (2)

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Also heading for Wanaka but thwarted by the weather in the South Island were the four L 39 Albatros's of Fighter Jets NZ who left Tauran...

En Route to Wanaka (1)

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Prior to Dave Paull catching up at Rangiora with the Legend Aviation fleet flight to Wanaka. they posted a nice photo of 3 de Havilland mach...
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