June 2006
The second in a series of articles by Callum MacPherson summarising his progress towards one of the most rewarding and challenging achievements that anyone can reach
The Christchurch Flying School WayAs many flying schools become bigger and more impersonal, Christchurch Flying School focuses on a more personal approach yet still caters for everything from ab initio to SPIFR Multi. Rob Neil visited the School
Columbia 350 Flight Test ImpressionsOnce known as the Lancair, the speedy and elegant Colubia 350 visited New Zealand recently. Canterbury Aviation Academy's Jay Peters flew the Columbia for Pacific Wings and discovered what it is like to fly one of the latest-technology, light piston singles
Born a WWII de Havilland Domini, ZK-SWR has been restored as an immaculate DH89A Rapide and now resides with its owners in Napier. Mark Paterson, one of the restoration team at Taieri's Southair, tells a little of the aircrafts return to flying condition
Ex-ag. Pilot Mike Feeney enjoys any opportunity to spend time with professional ag. Operators. He recently spent time with Bob Monds and Paul Wiseman to se what has kept their small partnership business successful
From the archives and memory of Mike Feeney
My Favourite Aunties - the Topdressing Dakotas, by Ray Deerness
Additions, deletions and changes of ownership on the NZ civil register, by Dave Paull
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