The first to arrive was ZK-FPI, a C152. Nothing to get too excited about perhaps, except that C152's don't come to Wellington too often - perhaps a consequence of Wellington's reputation for tricky winds.
The second is a Partenavia P68C, ZK-KAP. In New Zealand, the Partenavia is popular for both initial twin ratings, as well as multi-instrument rating training.
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What was behind ZK-KAP in the second side on photo? Apart from the Air National jetstream, is it a saab? Or something ex air nz link?
I believe that to be an Air National BAE Jetstream J32 ZK-ECJ [or perhaps ZK-ECI], close cousin of the rather more famous ZK-ECN :-(
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