Auckland & Hamilton Airports - Misc Pics

[Ian Warren]

Yeah , the one Ham shot , may turn me .. but would have to be a FSX model before a looksie

[HamiltonWest]

Chch to Ham ATR service for this afternoon ZK-NGR also a heap of B1900D's parked on the apron I take due ATR grounding?.

[HamiltonWest]

[Ian Warren]

Putta the brakes onnnnnn

[deeknow]

Awesome to see jets at Hamilton again, thanks HW
I think there are plans to add the 733 on the RO-CH route some time soon too as the new A320s take over more mainline stuff

[HamiltonWest]

QUOTE (deeknow @ Mar 19 2012,6:22 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Awesome to see jets at Hamilton again, thanks HW
I think there are plans to add the 733 on the RO-CH route some time soon too as the new A320s take over more mainline stuff

[Ian Warren]

Too bloody wet here ... i'm outta here

[towerguy]

Quote "Chch to Ham ATR service for this afternoon ZK-NGR also a heap of B1900D's parked on the apron I take due ATR grounding?."

nope
heaps of diverts away from Auckland today due high Xwinds - averaging 28-30kts XW at times - both Boeings and 1900's diverted away.

[deeknow]

QUOTE (towerguy @ Mar 19 2012,9:53 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

heaps of diverts away from Auckland today due high Xwinds - averaging 28-30kts XW at times - both Boeings and 1900's diverted away.

Wow, how'd that affect the internationals?

Speaking of the ATR coverage, I see on the AirNZ media release site they are listing jet services (I assume B733) with additional frequency and one new route (HN-CH) they usually dont service...

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Additional jet services are operating on a number of sectors with high passenger loadings to minimise the impact on customers. Routes being serviced by jets include those between Wellington-Dunedin, Christchurch-Hamilton, Christchurch-Wellington, Christchurch-Dunedin and Christchurch-Queenstown.[/quote]
from: http://www.airnewzealand.co.nz/press-relea...-fleet-update-4

For any vANZ-ers here who catch this post at nzff, we're gonna tweak affected schedules on the website for the next few days if you fancy flying these 733 routes, and in particular the HN-CH one.

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[HamiltonWest]

QUOTE (towerguy @ Mar 19 2012,9:53 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Quote "Chch to Ham ATR service for this afternoon ZK-NGR also a heap of B1900D's parked on the apron I take due ATR grounding?."

nope
heaps of diverts away from Auckland today due high Xwinds - averaging 28-30kts XW at times - both Boeings and 1900's diverted away.

Thanks for that TG .

[Ian Warren]

I see the man with his tractor is back , nice photo trying to hide himself in the evening blues

[HamiltonWest]

QUOTE (deeknow @ Mar 19 2012,10:43 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Wow, how'd that affect the internationals?

Speaking of the ATR coverage, I see on the AirNZ media release site they are listing jet services (I assume B733) with additional frequency and one new route (HN-CH) they usually dont service...

from: http://www.airnewzealand.co.nz/press-relea...-fleet-update-4

For any vANZ-ers here who catch this post at nzff, we're gonna tweak affected schedules on the website for the next few days if you fancy flying these 733 routes, and in particular the HN-CH one.

Dean, May be of interest to you NZ1562 chc - ham Boeing 737 due to arrive Ham Approx 2.45pm 20-3-12

[HamiltonWest]

ZK-NGG

[HamiltonWest]

[HamiltonWest]

[Ian Warren]

Well i guess we are going to see a 737 with the registration ZK-NGX

[HamiltonWest]

[Ian Warren]

The famous Hamilton Haze .... and many early mornings the fog ... not so much here but heading out towards Cambridge heading to Rotorua one ride out ... I followed a 22 wheeler using him , the trailor lights to ride and nav the fog , it was pea soup and dare not pass him .... on a motor bike safety first .

Your photos are in these mornings and evenings are exquisite

[HamiltonWest]

QUOTE (Ian Warren @ Mar 21 2012,12:22 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

The famous Hamilton Haze .... and many early mornings the fog ... not so much here but heading out towards Cambridge heading to Rotorua one ride out ... I followed a 22 wheeler using him , the trailor lights to ride and nav the fog , it was pea soup and dare not pass him .... on a motor bike safety first .

Your photos are in these mornings and evenings are exquisite

it'll probably Be back to the full pea soup in month or two.

[Ian Warren]

In Christchurch , before the deregulation and having the now so many bus companies , the service was called nicknamed 'The Big Reds' bus company ... guess why i like the scheme of Pacific Blue