ZK - CMW c/n 1084
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At Gisborne, early 1970's (E.Tait)
At Gisborne, early 1970's (E.Tait)
At Air Force Museum, Christchurch, 1997 (L.Bayliss)
At Air Force Museum, 1997 (L.Bayliss)
Front on view at Air Force Museum, 1997 (L.Bayliss)
Masterton 1965 © N. Worsley
Masterton June 1966 © N. Worsley
Gisborne 1970's © N. Worsley
With John Rika Masterton 1967 © N. Worsley
A loading scene, details unknown © L. Forhecz
At Gisborne, early 1970's (E.Tait)
At Air Force Museum, Christchurch, 1997 (L.Bayliss)
At Air Force Museum, 1997 (L.Bayliss)
Front on view at Air Force Museum, 1997 (L.Bayliss)
Masterton 1965 © N. Worsley
Masterton June 1966 © N. Worsley
Gisborne 1970's © N. Worsley
With John Rika Masterton 1967 © N. Worsley
A loading scene, details unknown © L. Forhecz
Originally delivered to DH Australia 20/10/1957
Aerial Agriculture, Bankstown as VH-AAL
To Robby's Aerial Services,South Australia, registration cancelled 10/08/1965
Exported to NZ, registered as ZK-CMW, ff 02/09/1965
To Air Contracts Ltd., Masterton and flown by Graeme Millward 04/09/1965 until accident at Pahiatua
14/03/1966
Rebuilt, flown by John Rika 14/06/1966 to 22/05/1968, then Don Cameron, crashed at Pahiatua
19/06/1968
Sold to Fieldair Holdings Ltd., Gisborne, ("as is") 03/02/1969
Used as a training aircraft as fitted with dual controls.
Stored at Gisborne, 1975
Rebuilt 1985 and is now on show at Wigram Museum, Christchurch.
Aerial Agriculture, Bankstown as VH-AAL
To Robby's Aerial Services,South Australia, registration cancelled 10/08/1965
Exported to NZ, registered as ZK-CMW, ff 02/09/1965
To Air Contracts Ltd., Masterton and flown by Graeme Millward 04/09/1965 until accident at Pahiatua
14/03/1966
Rebuilt, flown by John Rika 14/06/1966 to 22/05/1968, then Don Cameron, crashed at Pahiatua
19/06/1968
Sold to Fieldair Holdings Ltd., Gisborne, ("as is") 03/02/1969
Used as a training aircraft as fitted with dual controls.
Stored at Gisborne, 1975
Rebuilt 1985 and is now on show at Wigram Museum, Christchurch.
