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Now you can follow all our magazine updates the social networking website Twitter.

With the world of social networking out there we’ve decided to start posting our updates on the new social craze Twitter.

Twitter is a really interesting application for the web that also comes with some handy web widgets that update when ever a user makes a new entry.

Bite sized information.

You can follow us on Twitter by clicking http://twitter.com/NZAviation signing up for an account and clicking the “Follow Me” link on the page.

If you try it and let me know we are always looking for other aviation organizations and pilots to follow on our Twitter.

Happy Tweeting!




                       

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