A very interesting new NZ aviation related website I stumbled across and thought I'd share with you- http://www.findlostaircraft.co.nz/
Had no idea so many aircraft were classified as missing in a country with a relatively small landmass and with aviation history hardly spanning 100 years!
Anything with a mystery aspect incites me anyway- all the more intriguing that it has something to do with aviation!
findlostaircraft.co.nz
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by Kelburn » Tue Apr 28, 2009 10:46 pm
Interesting site. Didn't know about some of these missing aircraft.
Isn't it evident?? Boeing are my favourite aircraft.
P.S. that's is my real birthday but I wish to keep my real age secret to keep you all pondering.
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by Ian Warren » Wed Apr 29, 2009 12:26 am
“LOST ...without trace?†by Richard Waugh, a must for your bookshelf , and there are a amazing selection I have many books more recent .. was one by Richard Waugh which also dwells into New Zealand Aviation history including many of the forgotten airlines .
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by A185F » Wed Apr 29, 2009 9:54 am
"Missing!" Should also be on your bookshelfs. I have been a keen follower of this website and Gavin's reasearch and explorations. If anyone has anything to contribute, make sure you do !
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by FlyingKiwi » Wed Apr 29, 2009 11:50 am
That's a good website. One that has always intrigued me is the Tomahawk that went missing in/en-route from the Ardmore training area. Presumably it's in the Hunuas somewhere.
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