Marlborough Aero Club now has the most advanced fleet of Piper Tomahawks in New Zealand, thanks to a smart new upgrade that has seen ZK-DMF and ZK-EQH overhauled with the latest instruments and a new paint scheme.
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Legend Aircraft is the leading Light Sport Aircraft producer in the USA since the category was introduced in 2005.
Last weekend, the 2nd and 3rd of July as most of New Zealand were enjoying the warm weather, there was a group of Cessna Plane enthusiasts who were even more thrilled with the unseasonably warm and sunny conditions.
Newstalk ZB reported today that the the Air Force’s new helicopters will go on show at Ohakea Air Base for the public to view today.
Airports
Parakai is located to the north of Helensville and is a strip for light general aviation and sport aircrafts.
Alexandra is located in the very heart of Central Otago, about 3/4 of the way down the South Island of New Zealand.
Wellington airport is located between to hills. Weather is always a problem in the area as it changes quick and quite often.
Press Releases
Legend Aircraft is the leading Light Sport Aircraft producer in the USA since the category was introduced in 2005.
For the first time, IATA is bringing together over 600 industry leaders, IATA experts and partners at the World Passenger Symposium in Singapore.
An impressive array of up to 40 privately-owned jet aircraft will make a low altitude visit to the Warbirds Over Wanaka International Airshow next April as part of the Hong Kong to Christchurch Silver Fern Air Race.
Events
Warbirds over Wanaka is New Zealand's most well known air show. Based out of Wanaka airport the show brings people from around the globe.
The NZ Pilot Expo runs once a year around March. Its focus is on pilots and aircraft owners and technology that points towards safer aviation.
The R.N.Z.A.F. run open days are held on their Whenuapai and Oharkia bases every two years. They comprise the best the Air force has to offer along with a war birds display.
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