NZ Civil Aircraft

A blog on New Zealand Civil Aircraft.

Thursday, 22 April 2010

The room with a view

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I had the good fortune today to visit the new control tower at Christchurch International Airport. Below we have a shot of the old tower in...
Sunday, 18 April 2010

Sextislander at North Shore

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Seen at North Shore Airfield yesterday. I'm not sure but I think that is what you might call 2 Trislanders? I thought an A 340-600 was ...
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Thursday, 15 April 2010

No more Adventurer 333 Amphibians in NZ

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With the cancellation of Adventurer 333 amphibian ZK-WAI on 14 April, New Zealand's population of these amphibians has been reduced to z...
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The things we do. Mount Philistine

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Last Friday 09-04-2010 the troops went into Mount Philistine, which is near Mt Rolleston in the Arthurs Pass region. Anderson Helicopters of...
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Question time # 93

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I am sure we all know what these are. But what are they on. & in case a vast multitude of you get the aircraft type correct - how about ...
Wednesday, 14 April 2010

Ownership change ZK-EUF

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New Zealand Aerospace Industries Fletcher FU24-954 first flew on 01-10-1980 wearing its construction number "281" and was then sh...
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Sunday, 11 April 2010

Darfield Sunday the 11th

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A fund raising day was held at Darfield on Sunday the 11th April for the local volunteer fire brigade. Apart from the cross wind, which kept...
Saturday, 10 April 2010

Rangiora today

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A quick visit to Rangiora turned out to be a worthwhile exercise. The Anderson Pegasus XL Copy ZK-JDX , c/n 2 , about to taxi out with a wa...

A few Masseys at Christchurch

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Piper @ WoW

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This was the only Piper that I photographed at Wanaka on the Friday, and I believe it resides there. ZK-DEB is c/n 28-7125115. An Airwork i...
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