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Old Sep 6, 2015, 2:40 am
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Originally Posted by Trumpkin
Anything special happening?
Just arrived in CHC off NZ557.

- Water salute at AKL prior to departure (didn't see one on arrival at CHC)
- They made muffins with "Farewell 737" on them and handed them out
- They gave out extra drinks to all pax to celebrate (which seemed to be in addition to the normal drinks service)
- Gave out cards with a picture of the Boeing 737-300 (ZK-NGA)
- Pax clapped when the plane landed

Now waiting for a delayed NZ560 with Craig in the Koru Lounge!
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Old Sep 6, 2015, 3:06 am
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Originally Posted by cavemanzk

Does this mean come Monday another A320 will be in service?
Not quite Monday, but OXK (last A320) is currently on it's delivery flight as NZ6097 currently over Italy as I type this.
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Old Sep 6, 2015, 3:17 am
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Originally Posted by KiwiSurfer
Just arrived in CHC off NZ557.

- Water salute at AKL prior to departure (didn't see one on arrival at CHC)
- They made muffins with "Farewell 737" on them and handed them out
- They gave out extra drinks to all pax to celebrate (which seemed to be in addition to the normal drinks service)
- Gave out cards with a picture of the Boeing 737-300 (ZK-NGA)
- Pax clapped when the plane landed

Now waiting for a delayed NZ560 with Craig in the Koru Lounge!
Ah, so nearly a typical "special" flight from NZ. I was on the first 77W and 789 flight, yet there was no fanfare from NZ. I didn't forsee them doing much with this flight either. They didn't even bother with a banner at the departure gate. Heck, even SQ had one of those for their first A380 flight to AKL..
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Old Sep 7, 2015, 5:10 pm
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More details of final Tour and a video of last flight from here:

http://worldairlinenews.com/author/brucedrum/


September 8 CHC-IVC ETD 0700 ETA 0800 ANZ 1737
IVC-DUD ETD 1530 ETA 1600 ANZ 1737

September 9 DUD-CHC ETD 1530 ETA 1615 ANZ 1737

September 12 CHC-CHC 6 times ANZ 1731 through ANZ 1736

September 13 CHC-CHC 6 times ANZ 1731 through ANZ 1736

September 14 CHC-WLG ETD 1815 ETA 1900 ANZ 1737

September 15 WLG-WLG 3 times
WLG-NPE ETD 1515 ETA 1600 ANZ 1737

September 16 NPE-TRG ETD 1515 ETA 1600 ANZ 1737

September 17 TRG-AKL ETD 1530 ETA 1600 ANZ 1737

September 19 AKL-AKL 6 times

September 20 AKL-AKL 6 times

September 21 AKL-CHC ETD 1000 ETA 1120 ANZ 6201

As previously reported, Air New Zealand and its associated companies have been a Boeing 737 operator since 1968. National Airways (New Zealand National Airways Corporation) (NAC) (Wellington) took delivery of Boeing 737-219 ZK-NAC (msn 19929) on August 29, 1968, followed by ZK-NAD (msn 19930) on September 11, 1968 and ZK-NAE (msn 19931) on October 5, 1968. NAC was taken over and merged into Air New Zealand on April 1, 1978. At that time ANZ became a Boeing 737 operator.

Top Copyright Photo: Colin Hunter/AirlinersGallery.com. Air New Zealand Boeing 737-3K2 ZK-NGI taxies at a cloudy Auckland.
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Old Sep 15, 2015, 6:39 pm
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NPE

Here until 2pm for public tours.

Including lots of school kids.

Then off to Tauranga.
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Old Sep 19, 2015, 6:18 pm
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Taking the family on one of the flights today ex AKL.
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Old Sep 19, 2015, 9:13 pm
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Originally Posted by johnnyfive
More details of final Tour and a video of last flight from here:

http://worldairlinenews.com/author/brucedrum/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdQGteSDbP4
I have to admit the atmosphere looks fun. Well, more happy chappy than your average flight. I'm slightly jealous.
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