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The Robin SolutionPeter Clark visits the North Shore Aero Club where Robin aircraft have provided new solutions to old problems. Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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P is for Pascale - Construzion! Aeronautiche TeenamPacific Wings visited Tecnam's operation in Naples recently and discovered that there is more to this Italian company than ultralights.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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The Dreamliner - Boeing's 7E7In an industry fraught with billion dollar nightmares, Boeing's choice of name for its newest airliner makes it sound less like a real aeroplane and more like an airshow concept study, but this article researched by Peter Clark, Boeing's vision of the future of commercial airliners is about to become reality.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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A frank discussionCorrespondent Peter Clark interviews Frank Robinson.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Corporate ExpressGulfstream aircraft have long been recognised as the business world's ultimate success symbols. Peter Clark experiences first hand the speed, style, and quality of New Zealand's only Gulfstream IV and explains why the reputation is well deserved.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Cryo-Ops: HNZ's 2003/04 Antarctic SeasonFar from its comfortable Nelson nest, Helicopters (NZ) has stretched its rotary wings around much of the globe, from Cambodia, Burma and Laos to Western Australia and Antarctica. Peter Clark takes a brief look at the company's successful Antarctic operations during the 2004/04 southern summer season.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Aircalin - the Airbus AirlinePacific Wings correspondent Peter Clark joins Aircalin's new Airbus A330's from Auckland to Noumea and profiles the history of this growing, young South Pacific carrier.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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The "old girls" retireFor more than 20 years the two Boeing 727s, NZ7271 and NZ7272, gave faithful service to the RNZAF, transporting princes and paupers, materiel and medicine. Peter Clark was aboard the last RNZAF 727 flight and takes a brief look at the RNZAF's only tri-engined type.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Advancing EdgeEstablished only in 1998, Auckland-based company Advanced Flight now operate and manage a range of executive helicopters for their respective owners. Peter Clark takes a brief look at this innovative company and its flagship helicopter, the EC-130.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Airbus Arrival Rites - Air New Zealand's first A320 is delivered downunderPeter Clark joined the delivery of Air New Zealand's first Airbus A320, ZK-OJA, and discovered what goes on behind the scenes when embarking on such an immense project.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Virtual Airbus Ops, Air Nz'S A320 Full Flight SimulatorFlight Simulators Are An Integral Part Of Modern Airline Operations And In Preparation For Its New Airbus A320S, Air New Zealand Has Installed A State-Of-The-Art Full Flight Simulator. Peter Clark Recently Took The $22 Million Bird For A Fly.Article Details | |
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A Training Nucleus, Air New Zealand'S Training CentreIt Is Hardly Surprising That Air New Zealand - The Largest Single Aviation Employer In New Zealand - Has A Strong Focus On Training. With The Recent Opening Of The Airline'S New Training Centre In Mangere, Peter Clark Discovered That This Focus Has Just Been Markedly Sharpened.Article Details | |
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A Strategic Opening, Rnzaf B757 Opens Ohakea'S Upgraded RunwayIn Mid June, One Of The Rnzaf'S Boeing 757 Nz7571 - The Newest Types To Enter The Service And Now The Only Pure Jets In Its Order Of Battle - Christened Ohakea'S Upgraded Main Runway. Peter Clark Hopped Into The Jumpseat, And Took A First-Hand Look At Both The 757 And The Runaway.Article Details | |
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A New Lineage, Qantas Airline'S A330SQantas Has Led The Current Profusion Of European Aircraft Buying Downunder, Singing For 25 Airbus Types Over The Next Few Years. The First Of These Aircraft - A330S - Have Begun To Arrive And Recently Peter Clark Headed To Sydney To Fing Out More.Article Details | |
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""World Exclusive"" The Assembly Of A Dream, The World'S Newest Utility Aircraft - The Pac 750XlLate In May, Peter Clark Became The First Journalist In The World To Fly Pacific Aerospace Corn'S New Pac 750Xl, A New Zealand Designed And - Built Aircraft Only Days Away From Certification. He Also Spoke With The People Behind The Project; The Pilots, The Managers, And The Engineers.Article Details | |
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Aerial Ute, The Gippsland Aeronautics Gas AirvanPeter Clark Talks With The Two Men Of Vision Behind Australia'S One And Only Commercial Aircraft Manufacturer.Article Details | |
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The Pink (Parachute) Panther Skydive City'S CrescoWhat'S Pink, 36 Feet High And Drinks Kerosene? A Hybrid-Gone-Wrong Of Panthera Pardus? Recently Peter Clark Visited Barwon Head Airport West Of Melbourne Near Geelong, To Take A Closer Look At This Type Usually Endemic Only To New Zealand - Skydive City'S Pac Cresco 750Article Details | |
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A Longreach Into The Future Qantas'S Vh-Ebq Is ImmortalisedNow A Classic In Its Own Right, The Boeing 747-200 Has Served Qantas Well Over The Past 30 Years. Now That The Type Has Been Retired, One Aircraft Of The Fleet Has Returned To The Birthplace Of Its Airline. Peter Clark Went To Longreach To Record The Final Flight Of This Now Historic Jumbo.Article Details | |
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Boeing and Going and Going… the Boeing B747-400ER joins the Qantas fleetPeter Clark reports on the delivery flight of Qantas's first 747-400ER and backgrounds this latest type from Being.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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A honey of an aircraft: Origin's Jetstream 41SKnown for their almost prophetic ability to meet the needs of a variable regional airline industry, Origin Pacific has recently added the Bae Jetstream 41 tot heir fleet of turboprops Peter Clark takes a ride in the jump seat during a typical day for these speedy turboprops and finds out exactly how good they are.lFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Over the top- but under ratedLouisa (Choppy) Patterson CEO, chief pilot and vision behind Over the Top - The Helicopter Company, is well known in the helicopter world with over 10,000 hours, 8,900 of which are in helicopters. But hers is a career that is as varied as they come - from Fletchers to helicopters, to Friendships and then back to helicopters again. Peter Clark talks to the pilot behind the name.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Maritime MenaceBristling with enough weapons and electronics to literally sink a ship, New Zealand's SH-2G(NZ) Super Seasprites are fast approaching full operational status. Wings correspondent Peter Clark takes a closer look at this helicopter on a simulated missile strike sortie.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Corporate Monastery - Auckland's HeletranzHeletranz is a company that has stayed flying while watching many others come and go and Peter Clark finds out how they've done it.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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In For The Long Haul United Airlines' B777 To The South PacificWith 90,000-Lb Thrust Engines And The Most Efficient Subsonic Commercial Aerofoil Boeing Has Ever Produced, The Boeing 777 Is Fast Building A Niche For Itself In The South Pacific. Peter Clark Flew With United Airlines On Their First Non-Stop 777 From Auckland To La And Discovered That The World's Largest Etops Aircraft Is Here To Stay.Article Details | |
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A Quiet FarewellAs The BAe 146 Departs Our Shores, Peter Clark Researches The Background To This Unique Aircraft, Its Service In New Zealand And Briefly Details Its Last Flight.Article Details | |
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Uniquely North ShorePeter Clark Takes A Historical Look At The Nearly 40-Year-Old History Of The North Shore Aero Club.Article Details | |
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Technam Takes Off - Italian Ultralights DownunderAn Unmitigated Success Story In Worldwide, The Italian Tecnam Series Of Aircraft Is Making Its Mark On New Zealand. Peter Clark Picks Up The Story.Article Details | |
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Cessna's Amazing StoryAfter Visiting Cessna's Wichita Factory Peter Clark Finds Out More Of The Vision Of This Unique Man, And Samples Some Related ""Wichita Wizardry"" Along The Way.Article Details | |
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Life's A BeachPeter Clark Recently Visited The Us Production Line Where The New 1900D Turboprop Commuters For Eagle Air Are Being Made. He Filed This Report.Article Details | |
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Farewell To The RNZAF's ""Hot Rod"Peter Clark Takes Part In The Final Official Farewell Of New Zealand's Air Combat Force On 11 December, Backseating In A T-Bird In A Formation Of Several Skyhawks.Article Details | |
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The Last of the 200'sThe Boeing 737-200 retires from Air New Zealand. By Peter Clark.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Polar pilgrimageTen years in the making, Wings correspondent Peter Clark rides along with No.40 Squadron to Antarctica.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Regional beechPeter Clark finds out why Air NZ's pilots are already loving the Beech 1900D, while Dave Paull traces the development of the type.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Mechanical linkPeter Clark talks to Helilink and retraces New Zealand aviation's first steps at Mechanics Bay.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Tropical blends - Polynesia Airlines and its new B737-800'sThe area and airline have a fascinating blend of history and the airline's new - 800s have also become "blended." Pacific Wings correspondent Peter Clark backgrounds the airline, its aircraft and several hard-working Kiwis.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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The Inglis Origin Of The SpeciesSince Its Beginnings In 1997 With Four Bae Jetstream J31S, Origin Pacific Has Expanded Its Operation Slowly But Surely. Now With Two Dash 8S On Domstic Routes, Peter Clark Catches Up With The Airline And Its Founders.Article Details | |
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Super Seasprites AshoreThe First Sh-2G(NZ)S Have Arrived Downunder! Peter Clark Visits Whenuapai To Take A Look.Article Details | |
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"Lead-In" Jets Are Lead Out - The "Fighting 14th" Folds Its Wings For Last TimePeter Clark Finds Out First-Hand What New Zealand Is Losing As It Says Farewell To No.14 Sqn.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Relatively Speaking - Aussie A320S And The A320 FamilyPeter Clark Writes Of Airbus Industries' Success Story, The A320.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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RNZAF Looks To The FutureUncertainty Followed The NZ Government's Decision To Disband The RNZAF's Air Combat Wing But Now The Air Force Has Begun To Refocus On Two New Key Roles.Article Details | |
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Kaleidoscopic Skies - The Changing Scene Of The Boeing 717 In AustraliaPeter Clark Gives A Glimpse Of The B717 In The Ever-Changing Domestic Airline Scene In Australia.Article Details | |
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Hawkish Behaviour - The RAAF's New Lead-In FighterWhile NZ Is Shedding Its Combat Arm On Its Air Force, Australia Is Re-Equipping. Peter Clark Examines Their Latest Acquisition.Article Details | |
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The Robins Have Come To NestA Look At The Latest Aircraft To Enter New Zealand's Ga Scene.Article Details | |
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Chasing The Rising SunPeter Clark Rides Along With Air New Zealand On One Of Their Recent Charter Flights To Japan And Back.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Tasmanex 2001Peter Clark Reports On The Biggest Maritime Exercise New Zealand Has Hosted Since The Early 1990S.Article Details | |
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Avalon 2001 - 80 Years Of The RaafWith Help From Its Allies, 2001 Proved To Be One Of The Australian International Airshow's Best To Date. Report ByArticle Details | |
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Stretching towards efficiency - the Dash 8-300s of Qantas New ZealandPeter Clark writes of Qantas New Zealand's Dash 8.300s after he flew in the jump seat of the airline's service from Dunedin to Christchurch.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Going supersonicWith the future of Concorde uncertain Peter Clark recalls a trans-Atlantic flight he made on the supersonic wonder in 1997.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Russian heavy-weight title - the AN-124-100The Antonov An-124 Ruslan continues to capture the imagination of the world since its Western debut at the 1985 Paris Airshow. One recently visited New Zealand and Peter Clark climbed aboard for a look at this mammoth of the skies.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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A long way from Tipperary- the Avro Cadet 631Peter Clark takes a look at Jim Schmidt's very rare bird.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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""Ship Shape"" - The Sh-2G(NZ) Super SeaspritePete Clark Recently Stopped Over At Kaman's Bloomfield Assembly Line And Caught Up With What Is Happening With The New Zealand And Australian Super Seasprites.Article Details | |
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The Boeing 717 - Hightailing It Through The SkiesPeter Clark Visited Boeing's Long Beach Division Recently And Filed This Feature On The 717.Article Details | |
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The Grand VanPeter Clark Catches Up With The Cessna Grand Caravan 208B, N1326D, During Its Four-Week New Zealand Sales Tour.Article Details | |
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Classy Little Jet - Kendell Airlines Steps Up To The Crj-200Peter Clark Takes A Look At Kendell And Their Fleet Addition.Article Details | |
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Pilatus' Pagaron - The Pc-12Correspondent Peter Clark Discovers That The Pilatus Pc-12 Is Already Making Its Mrak In Australia.Article Details | |
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In Defence Of East TimorPeter Clark Steps Into The Still Simmering Hot-Spot Of East Timor And Sees The Hard Work By The RNZAF Continuing.Article Details | |
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History Repeated - The Bleriot Returns To New ZealandWing-Warping And Pram Wheels. Peter Clark Takes A Brief Look At Mikael Carlson's Bleriot Xi.Article Details | |
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Storm WarningAn Electric Glance At Sir Tim Wallis's Hurricane. Text: Peter Clark, Aerial Photography And Captions: Ian Brodie.Article Details | |
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Next Generation GenesisPeter Clark Investigates The New Boeing 737 Stable Of Airliners.Article Details | |
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Continental trendMount Cook Airlines, the fully owned regional domestic operator of Air New Zealand, started its ATR 72-500 operations in October. Peter Clark picks up the story.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Senior Citizen SiouxLong in the tooth, the RNZAF's Bell 47G Sioux are still going strong.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Colourwings No 209Flight Commander David Vandersloot of No. 3 Squadron Training Flight, RNZAF, over the squadron's stomping ground, Riverhead State Forest , in the veteran Sioux, NZ3702. (Peter Clark).Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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The mighty moose - Boeing's C-17 Globemaster IIIPacific Wings was invited to fly on one of the 437th Airlift Wing's newest C-17s. Peter Clark climbed aboard this monster of an aircraft and observed, among other things, air-to-air refuelling with another monster!Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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The Raven GangPeter Clark Flies As Far North As You Can Go With The New York Air National Guard 109Th Airlift Wing.Article Details | |
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C.206 Born AgainPeter Clark Catches Up With The First New 206H At Ardmore On Its Tour Of New Zealand, Australia And Papua New Guinea.Article Details | |
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The Eagle Has LandedEagle's New 150B Has Landed In New Zealand. Pete Clark Goes Flying In This Unorthodox-Looking Machine.Article Details | |
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Dodo BirdThe Last Boeing 747-200 Has Been Withdrawn From Operations With Air New Zealand And The Flight Engineer Is No More. Peter Clark Accompanied The Crew On Their Last Flight.Article Details | |
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Colourwings No. 204Denis Monti Positions Rex Aviation's Jetstream 32, Zk-Rey, Alongside The Sport Vintage Aviation Society's Harvard, NZ1033 (Zk-Sgq), Being Flown By The Ceo Of Rex Aviation. John Lanham. Peter Clark Photograph.Article Details | |
The New Face Of Flight TrainingPeter Clark Flies The Katana Da20-C1.Article Details | |
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Triple SevenPeter Clark Takes A Close-Up Look At Boeing's Most Advanced WidebodyArticle Details | |
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Night Bird FlyingThe ""Black Hole Phenomemon"" And ""Sensory Illusions"". Peter Clark Goes Night FlyingArticle Details | |
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The Quiet AchieverPeter Clark Profiles Air NationalArticle Details | |
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Rescue SquadThe Retrieval Of A USAF ""Herky Bird"", ByArticle Details | |
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Thirty Jumbo YearsBoeing's most ambitious project, the 747, turns thirty.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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FrostbitePeter Clark looks at the United States' Antarctic programme, Operation Deep Freeze.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Project A3XXPeter Clark looks at the Airbus Industrie's plans to build the biggest civil airliner yet.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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End Of The Andover EraStory ByArticle Details | |
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Changing Of The GuardThe RNZn Swaps The PaRAFin Pigeon For The Kaman Seasprite. Peter Clark Story.Article Details | |
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Hong Kong FeverPeter Clark Catches Up With Some Kiwis Who Have Made It In The Big Smoke.Article Details | |
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A Fine First JobPeter Clark Looks Back At The Career Of Recently Retired 747 Captain Neville Hay.Article Details | |
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Corporate ContrailsWith Briefcase In Hand, Peter Clark Flies With Air Nelson On Their Leased Cessan 650 Citation IIi.Article Details | |
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A340 Run to Kai TakPeter Clark rides along with Cathay Pacific on their A340 service to the world's most famous airport, Kai Tak.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Sky TrainFlying a 50 ton four-engine aircraft at low-level for a precision parachute drop requires teamwork, skill and experience. Peter Clark rides along with No. 40 Squadron's Hercules during this year's exercise "Sky Train".Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Air AmbulancePeter Clark looks at St John's recently imported Sikorsky S-76.Article Details | |
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Clyde's classic is backPeter Clark flies the new Cessna 172R and welcomes the return of this classic aircraftFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Making Ideas Fly - Saab's 60thSaab Have Made A Wide Range Of Aircraft Over The Years, From German Bombers To The ""Flying Barrel"" To The Latest Saab 2000, ByFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Cover Story: DeliveryPeter Clark Get A Unique Behind-The-Scenes Look At What Goes In To Buying A Boeing 767.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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New mounts for Mt CookPeter Clark reports on Mt Cook's new rotary additionsFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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DC-6 Attack MothsPeter Clark describes this somewhat unequal tussle in the Auckland undergrowthFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Freedom goes scheduledPeter Clark outlines the newest trans-Tasman airlineFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Caravan TourPeter Clark Reports On The Latest From Cessna.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Hueys Still PristinePeter Clark Looks At 30 Years Of Iroquois Operation By The RNZAF.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Andovers For RetirementPeter Clark Finds A Diminishing Breed.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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The Mighty (Sub) HunterPeter Clark Examines RAF Nimrod OperationsFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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The Cat And The AlbatrossIT WAS a rare moment. Two big exmilitary flying boats together on the waters of Lake Wanaka; the locally based Catalina courtesy of the Catalina Club, and the Pacific nomad Grumman Albatross, sporting full military plumageFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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The Great Northern Air RaceReport And Photographs By Peter Clark.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Air MarshallsAn Airline Profile By Peter ClarkFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Kiwis can flyReport on Kiwi Air by Peter ClarkFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Saab StoryImpressions of the new Saab 2000. LAST MONTH a Saab 2000 operated by Air Marshall Islands made a flying visit to New Zealand and demonstrated its capabilities to Air New Zealand, Air Nelson and Mount Cook Airlines. For those readers who may not be sure of where the Marshall Islands are situated, they are a group of coral atolls 7-8 deg north of the equator, and a watch set to NZST reads exactly the same time in Majuro, capital of the Republic of the Marshall Islands.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Flight DataIs the Minimum good enough? - FDR's and CVRS in air transport operationsFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Airlines ChoicesPeter Clark Looks At Boeing And AirbusFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Air NauruWHEN an island nation suffers from an overwhelming geographical isolation, with the traditional form of transport by ship, it needs to establish a modern and efficient transport system. This is the story of the Republic of Nauru, an island nation 166 degrees 55 minutes east longitude and 0 degrees 55 minutes latitude, or some 32 miles south of the equator. The island is an uplifted coral formation of some 21 sq. km, with a circumference of 19.3 km. Nauru is home to one of the smallest nations on earth, with just 11,000 people and the legacy of a century of mining rich phosphate deposits.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Rescue TwinBy Peter ClarkFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Northland RescueProfile by Peter ClarkFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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South Sea SentinelsPeter Clark profiles the Lockheed Orion in RNZAF serviceFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Ron Raymond RetiresProfile By Peter ClarkFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Jet Engine OverhaulPeter Clark Survery The NZ Industry.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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World RangerPeter Clark Reports On A World Record Breaking Flight Paris - Auckland - Paris By Airbus A340.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Keeping It QuietPeter Clark And Air New Zealand's Hushkitted Boeing 737sFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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The Rudge DevonsKiwi Ted Rudge Has A Collection Of Devons In MelbourneFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Russian MermaidAn Album ByFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Blue Circle AirlinePeter Clark Join a RNZAF Boeing 727 Destined for Hong Kong.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Colourwings No. 132Just as picturesque as the Sikorskys and Short Empire Flying Boats of old - Beriev A-40 on Auckland harbour. Peter Clark photographFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Sea WaspsPeter Clark takes a look at the RNZN's Westland WaspsFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Auckland Airport AirlinesA directory of airline operators - part 2. Compiled by Peter ClarkFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Night RunnersPeter Clark profiles Air Post (NZ) LtdFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Auckland airport airlinesA directory of Airline Operators compiled by Peter ClarkFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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And Then There Was LightPeter Clark Goes Night Flying With No. 3 Squadron.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Ansett NZ ProfilesIan Craib And Tania Woodbury ByFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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SunflowerPeter Clark Reports On The Way Ahead For This Fijian Operator.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Born to Fly: Bernie LewisThe story of Kiwi test pilot Bernie Lewis by Peter ClarkFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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The Kiwi HueyPeter Clark profiles the service history and roles of the RNZAF's Iroquois fleetFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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The fast oneAir New Zealand introduces the boeing 767-300Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Turbine trainerPeter Clark reports on the new CT/4C Airtrainer.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Quiet moonlighterPeter Clark accompanies Ansett NZ's BAe 146 freighterFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Colourwings No. 109A night time study of Ansett New Zealand's BAe 146-200 QC ZK-NZC at Auckland airport. Peter Clark photographFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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One man DC-8 crewPilot profile on Neville Hay be Peter Clark.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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First of the 400sPeter Clark introduces Qantas' new Longreach series Boeing 747sArticle Details | |
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Air New Zealand's Boeing 767 fleetA profile by Peter ClarkFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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MD-11 PreviewThe shape is familiar but the performance is something else.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Cattle cargoSingapore Airlines are operating a Boeing 747 freighter out of Auckland. Peter Clark reports.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Jumbo CheckAS WITH an aircrew medical, aircraft are stripped to the basic essentials and given a thorough check with an additional facet not available to aircrew — scheduled heavy maintenance. For a Boeing 747 the work is, literally, a jumbo task. With an extensive network and high utilisation, time is of the essence in maintaining flag carrier Air New Zealand's five strong Boeing 747-200 fleet. WINGS correspondent Peter Clark recently followed ZK-NZX through a heavy maintenance check (HMV) at the airline's Mangere engineering base.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Westpac RescueAuckland's helicopter rescue team - story and photographs by Peter ClarkFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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A proving flight: A Wellington JumboAir New Zealand Boeing 747-200 ZK-NZZ over the sourthern end of Wellington's runwayFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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The Paris air showReport and photographs by Peter Clark.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Chathams AirPeter Clark outlines the operations of New Zealand's most remote air serviceFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Exercise Orient ExpressPictorial covereage of Exercise Orient ExpressFull Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Colour wings no 48HMS invincible at sea. Peter Clark photograph.Full Text in Archive | Article Details | |
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Colour wings no 42The Sport and Vintage Aircraft Society's North American Harvard ZK-SGQ. Photograph by Peter Clark.Article Details | |