NZFF

I see from the Aircraft Register its currently owned by Bay of Islands Skydive Centre

Still its better than what we have.

nice photos dan!! should put some of them on my F-100 flying around at 650kph+ 250ft agl in PNG haha see the ginnyins either run or pull out there guns haha got a good pic in my head now /laugh.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= :lol: border= 0 alt= laugh.gif /> /thumbup1.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= :thumbup: border= 0 alt= thumbup1.gif />

I think nearly every kid in a first world country was given a bike for birthday/Christmas somewhere along the line... I sold mine when I bought my first car though as it was rendered unnecessary. Lots of my mates drive motorbikes though- $20 of gas will get you way further than most 4 wheeled vehicles. They go on cool little day trips from Auckland to Thames, all round the Coromandel and back, and it only costs them about $60 in petrol money! I like to kayak by the way /smile.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= :) border= 0 alt= smile.gif />

Dan , ive got to go back to school ... today,s prize's seem a little bigger since i was there ... the USS Hornet , an Essex class carrier from WW2 , wont go into history here but a recent advert for Stein,y Pure .. Nuclear Powered .....as Nelson Mutz would cry 'HA HA' - the very same class of Carrier .

Thanks yeah I just read this on the Air NZ website.. "For journeys on A320 and B767 aircraft (A320 aircraft will be progressively upgraded between August 2008 and February 2009)" So I'm guessing I'll get a tv because I'm going over on a 767 and I'll definitely get one coming back on a 777. Thanks for your help /smile.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= :) border= 0 alt= smile.gif /> (The reason I wanted to know was whether or not to pack extra things to do /smile.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= :) border= 0 alt= smile.gif />)

QUOTE (spongebob206 @ Jan 7 2009, 08:37 AM) Love the Wessex, One of my fav choppers I was at Nowra Naval Museum , there it was a Wessex , and behold the no go ropes were to one side and the cockpit door was open ( that,s the one you climb up the side ) /smile.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= :) border= 0 alt= smile.gif /> not going to miss my chance here i scaddeled up side ............. /ohmy.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= :o border= 0 alt= ohmy.gif /> and next thing .... WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING UP THERE! ....opps , the buggers had gone to smoko /laugh.gif...

Many thanks for the replies /wub.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= :wub: border= 0 alt= wub.gif />

Not unless you go to a dodgy doctor. /wink.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= :wink2: border= 0 alt= wink.gif />

Back in the early 80's I used to fly with a popular "celebrity" for a local radio station in Auckland. We used to fly for an hour and a half in the morning and again in the afternoon checking on Aucklands traffic and passing it on to the listeners. We used to carry an Auckland city traffic cop in the early days and he could communicate with the central traffic comms unit. Eventually the Auckland city cops merged with traffic and then the police. The carriage of a police officer was dropped but the announcer was in radio contact with the central police comms unit and we could be...

Well, feel free to vote with your feet - I can sorta see both sides of the coin... /smile.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= :) border= 0 alt= smile.gif /> Alex

Cheers Zac /smile.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= :) border= 0 alt= smile.gif />

Congratulations, new mix of type/livrey to your photo collection!

Look fast....and easily breakable (is that even a word?) /cool.gif style= vertical-align:middle emoid= B-) border= 0 alt= cool.gif />

Well QANTAS was good. Not quite up to par with Singapore but still very good in the aspect of AVOD.

Seems it was the Mt Cook Airline ATR 72-500 Registered ZK-MCF.. Had an engine replacement yesterday in the Vincent Aviation hangar.

And again: More Dreamliner delays for Air NZ Further production delays mean Air New Zealand now won't see the first of its new Boeing 787-9 "Dreamliner" jets till the first quarter of 2013 - more than two years later than originally planned. "Air New Zealand has had confirmation from Boeing that it can expect further delays in the delivery of its first Boeing 787-9 aircraft," a statement from Air New Zealand said today. Air New Zealand has eight of the aircraft on firm order. The first delivery was initially expected around the end of 2010, but in April Boeing said the...