NZ Civil Aircraft

A blog on New Zealand Civil Aircraft.

Tuesday, 23 June 2015

AACA Historical - Turbulent ZK-BVT and Taylor Monoplane ZK-CQE

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Allan Wooler has sent this photo of Brian Barrett flying Turbulent ZK-BVT and Gerry Gottlieb flying Taylor Monoplanr ZK-CQE near Kahuta...
Monday, 22 June 2015

AACA Historical - Thorp T 18 ZK-EDF

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This neat photo of Greg McNicol flying his Thorp T 18 ZK-EDF was taken by Allan Wooller from Dragon Rapide ZK-AKY near Waipukurau i...
Sunday, 21 June 2015

ZK-IFR

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Just landed back outside its hangar on the western side at Christchurch International was the Eurocopter EC 120 B ZK-IFR 2 (c/n 1312). I...

Cub ZK-BPE

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Up until November of 1957 there had been eighty three Piper PA-18's registered in NZ. On November the 21st a batch of eleven new Pipe...
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AACA Historical - Jodel D 11 ZK-EJP

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Continuing with Allan Wooller's historic photos of AACA aircraft. Lance Adlam flying his Jodel D 11 ZK-EJP near Inglewood in ...
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Saturday, 20 June 2015

Our two latest Guimbal Cabri G2's ZK-IIH and ZK-IIJ

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Hairy Mole Rat has been keeping an eye on the two Guimbal Cabri G2 helicopters at Tauranga. These have recently been imported from Germa...
Friday, 19 June 2015

Misc Ardmore rotary wings.

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Magnaman managed an Ardmore look see today and sent in these helicopter pics.  Flavour of the week appears to be MBB-BK117's  Abo...
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Thursday, 18 June 2015

A Historic Addition to North Shore Based Aircraft

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A welcome addition to the aircraft fleet at North Shore Airfield is Aeronca 100 ZK-AMW 2 . Ownership of ZK-AMW 2 transferred to the W...
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Wednesday, 17 June 2015

AACA Historical - Corby Starlet ZK-DEO

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The Corby Starlet was the aircraft that broke the look of the mainly straight lines of Turbulents. Taylors and Jodel D 9s of the time - i...
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Tuesday, 16 June 2015

Zenair CH 801(s) of New Zealand

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The Zenith CH 801 STOL was designed by Chris Heintz based on his earlier CH 701, but there are no common parts in the two aircraft.  It was...
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