ZK-NCL

Aircraft:
Boeing 767-319(ER)
Reg: ZK-NCL photos
Serial #:
28745
Airline: Air New Zealand
Photo Date: Apr 15, 2015
Uploaded: Apr 29, 2015
Singapore Paya Lebar Air Base - WSAP, Singapore

Notes:

This beautiful specimen of a wingletted Air New Zealand Boeing 767-300ER materialises as ANZ6061 in Singapore after a long flight from Auckland, New Zealand. She bears the now superseded Pacific Wave livery. This is a non-revenue flight. Instead of offering service, she has come to be serviced. This photo is dedicated to Chuck Ng who enlightened me considerably on ANZ liveries.

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Photo Date

Apr 15, 2015

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Apr 29, 2015

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Notes

This beautiful specimen of a wingletted Air New Zealand Boeing 767-300ER materialises as ANZ6061 in Singapore after a long flight from Auckland, New Zealand. She bears the now superseded Pacific Wave livery. This is a non-revenue flight. Instead of offering service, she has come to be serviced. This photo is dedicated to Chuck Ng who enlightened me considerably on ANZ liveries.