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Hey guys.

Im just wondering if anyone could help me out?

My seven year old son is into planes really bad lol and for his xmas preasent i booked me and him a flight home from auckland in the new year on air new zealand .

Now what i would like to know is it possable for us to be able to go up to the flight deack so he can met the pilots and have a look around on the plane
As this would make his day i can tell you that

So if anyone could help me out that would be great.

Thanks Darryl.

If it's air Nelson (if your on a Dash 8), then yip sure, I've had 2 jumpseat trips, one last year and one this year. Just ask the Flight attendant nicely and hope the captain says yes.

Not sure about the other link airlines or ANZ itself though

You certainly can, I recently had a good chat to the pilots on the 737-300, it was great. They only allow you up the front after the flight, ask a flight attendent and they will ask the pilots if its alright, then they will let you in there after the flight.

Thanks
James

The turn around times these days are getting quite tight, so don't be surprised if it's just a flying visit, but with a 7 year old on your arm, you're almost certain they won't turn you down

my bro and I were about that age my mum was able to take us in the flight deck of a 747. Got a signitured postcard and was told "why they didn't fly the plane all the way"(autopilot) A great experience. It may help to ask in advance to flying out

Hey guys thanks for your help in my inqury.

Now just one thing who should i contact in regards to finding out if it would be possable for us, to go up to the flight deck.

Thanks Darryl.

My mate got a jumpseat ride in a Pacific Blue 737 from Wellington to Auckland the otherday- he just told the flight attendant he was into aviation and requested to see the cockpit.

Trolly wrote:

QUOTE (Trolly @ Jan 6 2008, 03:17 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

My mate got a jumpseat ride in a Pacific Blue 737 from Wellington to Auckland the otherday- he just told the flight attendant he was into aviation and requested to see the cockpit.

Jumpseat the whole way? Lucky!