This is the final set of photos from my brief visit to Auckland International last Sunday.
First up are two photos of an Air Asia X-operated Airbus A330-300, 9M-XXV.
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| Airbus A330-300, 9M-XXV, operated by Air Asia X |
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| Airbus A330-300, 9M-XXV, operated by Air Asia X |
Next up is a smaller aircraft, an Eastern Australia Airlines-operated Bombardier DHC-8-315, VH-TQK. As can be seen, these aircraft are operating the Jetstar regional flights in New Zealand.
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| Bombardier DHC-8-315, VH-TQK, operated by Eastern Australia Airlines on behalf of Jetstar |
Back to the heavy metal and we have an increasingly rare Boeing 767-319, ZK-NCI. Air NZ is withdrawing these aircraft as additional B787-9's arrive, so it won't be long until the they are all gone. From what I can tell, Air NZ [the only NZ-based operator of the type] only has 4 left on the books.
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| Boeing 767-319, ZK-NCI, operated by Air NZ |
Last up is a
common as mud Airbus A320-232, ZK-OJB, which is [quite obviously] operated by Air NZ. This aircraft is operated on their pacific regional routes [Australia and some pacific islands]. At some stage, these aircraft will be replaced by A320NEOs and also an A321NEO.
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| Airbus A320-232, ZK-OJB, operated by Air NZ. |
