Day-in and day-out, nothing much interesting seems to happen at Wellington airport, so when something really unusual turns up, it's worthy of an early morning start to make sure I get some pictures.
Yesterday I heard that the Sultan of Brunei was to visit Wellington - the only question being which of his aircraft would be bringing him... So, it was an earlier than usual start to get out to the airport - not so early that it was dark, but hopefully not to late to see the arrival.
I wasn't disappointed! Around 8am the Sultan's Boeing 767-27G/ER, V8-MHB, appeared and landed, taxiing to park between the RNZAF's apron and the Wellington Aero Club hanger.
I can't imagine that I'll ever get to see the inside and equally I doubt very much that it has anything much in common with a normal B767's interior! Anyway, here are the pictures.
It's wonderful to climb the liquid mountains of the sky, Behind me and before me is God and I have no fears.
— Helen Keller, at age 74, on flight around the world, news reports of 5 February 1955
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Monday, September 19, 2011
Europe Trip 2011 #16: Second-last post from Hong Kong
In this second-last post from my holiday, I have a bunch of interesting aircraft from the brief Hong Kong stopover on the way back to New Zealand.
It's probably easier just to list them, so here they are:
Boeing 777-3F2/ER, TC-JJL, of Turkish Airlines
Boeing 747-436, G-BNLR, of British Airways
Airbus A330-223, B-LNF, of Hong Kong Airlines
Boeing 747-45EM, B-16409, of EVA Air
Boeing 777-212/ER, V8-BLC, of Royal Brunei
It's probably easier just to list them, so here they are:
Boeing 777-3F2/ER, TC-JJL, of Turkish Airlines
Boeing 747-436, G-BNLR, of British Airways
Airbus A330-223, B-LNF, of Hong Kong Airlines
Boeing 747-45EM, B-16409, of EVA Air
Boeing 777-212/ER, V8-BLC, of Royal Brunei
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