NZ Civil Aircraft
A blog on New Zealand Civil Aircraft.
Sunday, 19 September 2021
Tecnam P 96 Golfs of New Zealand (3) - Early 2002 Aircraft
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2002 bought a flood of Tecnam Golfs into New Zealand, with a total of ten registered during the year. The first four were: ZK-SOM (c/n 197...
Saturday, 18 September 2021
Another Look at A Formation of Wacos Today 18-9-2021
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An air-to-air view of Marty Cantlon's Wacos in on their formation flight to and from Whitianga today: The photo was posted by Phill Hoo...
A formation of Waco's
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A formation not seen everyday in NZ flew south over Pauanui this afternoon en route their Tauranga base, being Marty Cantlon's Waco YMF...
Friday, 17 September 2021
Tecnam P 96 Golfs of New Zealand (2) - 2001 Aircraft
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There was a good number of deliveries of Tecnam Golfs here in 2001 with 6 Golfs registered. They are as follows in order of their registrat...
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Thursday, 16 September 2021
Tecnam P 96 Golfs of New Zealand - Our first Example ZK-SHL
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The low wing Tecnam Golf was designed by Luigi Pascale in 1996, hence the P 96 model number. Luigi Pascale also designed the earlier high w...
Tuesday, 14 September 2021
New Magni M 22 Gyro ZK-RXX in Fiordland
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Magni M 22 Gyrocopter ZK-RXX (c/n 22202966) was registered to C G Crosse of Pakatoa Station near Napier on 4/5/21. However it has been wit...
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Sunday, 12 September 2021
Some Aircraft from Hawkes Bay Today 12-9-2021
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Wow! It has been a long while in Levels 3 and 4 Lockdowns around the country which means no GA flying. And then when the rest of the count...
Saturday, 11 September 2021
R & B Bearhawk ZK-BGB/2 at Wanaka
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The R & B Bearhawk ZK-BGB 2 (c/n 1625) was recently registered (on 26/8/21) to Grant Bisset of Wanaka. Steve Bunting was working on i...
Friday, 10 September 2021
Tecnam P 92 Aircraft of New Zealand (9) - P 92 Taildragger ZK-TBJ
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The taildragger version of the P 92 was introduced at Sun N Fun 2012 with Tecnam claiming it was the first new taildragger aircraft availabl...
The last one left....
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The closure earlier this year of what was once our largest training operation, L3 at Hamilton, has resulted in the disposal of their fleet. ...
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