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No latitude for error - Microlights to the ChathamsMax Pudney tells the story of New Zealand's two intrepid aviators who flew more than 400 nautical miles over unforgiving seas in two microlights.Article Details | |
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Two tin cans and a piece of stringMax Pudney looks back at the early days of air traffic control in New Zealand and talks to Fred Benfell - one of the country's first controllers. Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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An antique obsession - Profile: Stuart TantrumHaving flown aircraft for the last 35 years, and built them for 30 of those years, Stuart Tantrum is one of New Zealand's foremost experts on wood and fabric aircraft. Now heading Antique Aeroworks, based out of Omaka Aerodrome, Tantrum's passion for such aircraft has become his life's work, as Max Pudney recently found out.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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It's a matter of symmetryBy Max Pudney talks with ex-Meteor pilot Sqn Ldr Frank Welford about the types less appealing characteristics.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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One Man's WarMax Pudney Profiles Wartime Pilot And Later Minister Of Defence In The 1984 Labour Government, Frank O'Flynn.Article Details | |
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Tiger, Tiger, Shining BirghtMax Pudney Profiles Colin Smith's Croyodon Aircraft Company.Article Details | |
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60 Years In The IceMax Pudney Details The Last Flight Of Wellington-Born Flying Officer Arthur Round.Article Details | |
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The Rise And Rise Of Britten-NormanMax Pudney Profiles This Remarkable Company.Article Details | |
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Out Of The Blue - Xtc = A State Of Extreme DelightMartyn Cook And Rod Ruddick's Unique Amphibian Microlight, By Max Pudney.Article Details | |
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From Tiger Moths to ValiantsMax Pudney writes of wartime Wellington pilot Frank Welford.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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One Man, One Engine, One DayTwenty Years On Max Pudney Looks Back At Cliff Tait's Record Breaking Jaunt Across The Tasman In A Fletcher Fu-24.Article Details | |
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De Havilland's Sea VixenMax Pudney Profiles A Classic Aircraft Which Got Off To A Very Shakey Start.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Kami KazeNEW Zealanders operating with the British Pacific Fleet during the latter stages of the war with Japan, and there were over 1000 of them flying with the Fleet Air Arm, will have good reason to remember their experiences when they hear of the Special Attack Group, the Kamikaze pilots.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Fighter Pilot: Cecil HightMax Pudney writes of the death of a New Zealand Spitfire pilotFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Island hoppersProfiles on both the Britten Norman Islander and Trislander by Max PudneyFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |