Pacific Aerospace 750XL ZK-KBD (169) was outside the manufacturers facility during the morning and was lated noted flying from Hamilton to Paraparaumu.
Pacific Aerospace 750XL ZK-KBE (170) was tucked inside the factory. In addition to this airframe, ZK-KAQ (163) and ZK-KAX (159) were noted, the former briefly outside before being pushed back inside the hanger.
Pacific Aerospace 750XL ZK-RQK (167) was captured during its takeoff roll at Hamilton. It started out as ZK-KBB on 02Jun10 and a week later became ZK-RQK. It is understood this aircraft is destined for a career as a parachute jump machine based near Queenstown.
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And was also noted visiting HeliServices @ NZAP last Friday(?) for maintenance. This is the same company which maintain the 3 other 750XLs, SDT, SDF and TTL. Very nice paint scheme. Would fit in well here with the other colours!
ReplyDeleteToday the 03rd Dec 2010 ZK-KAQ arrived in Malta from Luxor
ReplyDeleteDeparted Malta on the 05th Dec
ReplyDeleteAt 20-12-2010 ZK-Kaq was photographed at Tires, Portugal (LPCS)http://aviacaoportugal.net/showthread.php?t=275&page=12.
ReplyDeleteI think that later was painted black ande registered as CS-EAR.