NZ Civil Aircraft
A blog on New Zealand Civil Aircraft.
Thursday, 19 February 2009
Hovey Delta Hawk arrives NZRT 14-02-2009
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Trucked into Rangiora on 14-02-2009 was this Aircraft Specialties Hovey Delta Hawk ZK-FPU (c/n MAANZ/178). Built and registered to Jevon S...
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Tuesday, 17 February 2009
Dornier Departs
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Following the suspension of scheduled services in August 2008, Air West Coast's Dornier 228 ZK-VIR has finally left the country on expor...
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Sunday, 15 February 2009
Last Post from SAANZ Flyin Ashburton
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I think I will make this my last post from the SAANZ flyin at Ashburton last weekend. There were lots more sport aircraft there but maybe ...
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Friday, 13 February 2009
Sindlinger Hurricane at Ashburton and Previously
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Yet another interesting sport aircraft at Ashburton was the Sindlinger Hurricane ZK-VYX (c/n 1096), shown here with a period backdrop. Thi...
Wednesday, 11 February 2009
Parasol Wings at Ashburton
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Here is another selection from Ashburton. These 3 aircraft are wind in your face parasols in complete contrast to the slippery wingletted t...
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Comings and Goings
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This non descript, low profile Piper Tomahawk noted for the first time at Ardmore today. Its lack of markings made it difficult to figure o...
Tuesday, 10 February 2009
First Starlets Now Winglets at Ashburton
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The Ashburton SAANZ Flyin was an outstanding gathering of sport aircraft from all over New Zealand. I counted over 120 sport aircraft of 69...
New Europa with New Engine at Ashburton
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One of the crop of interesting new aircraft at the SAANZ flyin at Ashburton was this Europa ZK-ZEB, which was built by Peter Austin of Whit...
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Monday, 9 February 2009
Days End @ Ashburton Saturday.
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Six Rebels surrounded and tucked up for the night at Ashburton after a fabulous day. And closing of the "iron curtain" on the ro...
Sunday, 8 February 2009
A Metal Corby Starlet at Ashburton
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I was interested to see a new Corby Starlet ZK-SJM at Ashburton, but I was amazed to see that it was made of metal! This is a Corby Starle...
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