Up the road from Wanganui, Hawera was also also in the sun. The Hawera Aero Club operates on Sundays so their aircraft were outside.
Cessna A152 Aerobat ZK-UNB (c/n A1520920) has not been posted on the blog before. It is ex VH-UNB and has been owned by the Hawera Aero Club since 21/6/95.
and the club's Cessna 172N ZK-EOS (c/n 17272633) is another long time Hawera Aero Club aircraft, having been on line with them since 1980.
The club's other aircraft, Aeroprakt A-32 Vixxen ZK-VHC was out flying in the local area.
However the star of the show was Brett Emeny's North American T 28C Trojan ZK-JGS which was visiting from New Plymouth. I arrived just as it was taxying out.
Cessna A152 Aerobat ZK-UNB (c/n A1520920) has not been posted on the blog before. It is ex VH-UNB and has been owned by the Hawera Aero Club since 21/6/95.
and the club's Cessna 172N ZK-EOS (c/n 17272633) is another long time Hawera Aero Club aircraft, having been on line with them since 1980.
The club's other aircraft, Aeroprakt A-32 Vixxen ZK-VHC was out flying in the local area.
However the star of the show was Brett Emeny's North American T 28C Trojan ZK-JGS which was visiting from New Plymouth. I arrived just as it was taxying out.
then it clattered into the air and did some manoeuvres overhead.
just a mention on unb,when hawera brought her in aussie she was a tail dragger and flew over in this configuration,and converted to tri gear at paul mullers in new plymouth before entering service replacing cessna 152 fge
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