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Plane Forced To Return Due To Smoke

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Plane Forced To Return Due To Smoke A plane carrying almost 50 passengers had to return to Auckland shortly after take off when smoky haze was spotted in the cockpit. The Mount Cook Airline Flight to New Plymouth was abruptly aborted last Friday. One Aviation monitoring website reported a lot of smoke in the cabin, but Air New Zealand refuted this. Engineers found there was no fault with the Aircraft,an Airline spokeswoman said. The Air conditioning system was the source of the haze, when it was inadvertently switched to the highest setting. Air New Zealand said 42 passengers were on the Flight, NZ5231. The plane returned to Auckland 16 minutes after take off due to a very light haze being detected in the cabin, spokeswoman Emma Field said. With no evidence of fire, smoke or any other requirement for urgency, customers were disembarked as per usual procedure and re accommodated on alternate services,Field added. The Airline said Auckland Airport contacted emergency

NZ Flight Training to Pump the BOP's Economy with International Education

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NZ Flight Training to Pump the BOP's Economy with International Education NZ Flight Training is set to take on India on the 9th of April to reach an audience of over 12,000 potential Pilots in the worlds growing Aviation market.We are very excited to be speaking with such a large audience and understand that the economic value that this could generate towards the region would be significant stated Don Thompson NZ Flight Trainings Recruitment Advisor about the 12,000 potential Pilots they have lined up to speak with. They are set to visit 5 expos, 10 locations and have appointments at aviation schools across the county over the month of April.  NZ Flight Training offers an NZ Commercial license along with Multi engine Instrument and Instructors rating.  The duration of the course is approximately 1.5 years.  Their destinations are Kolkata, Ahemdabad, Mumbai, Pune, Kochi, Trivandrum, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Delhi and Chennai.  India, China, Canada and Brazil have all seen

Best Flight Training Academy in Asia at Royhle Flight Training Academy

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http://bestPilottraining. blogspot.in Royhle Flight Training Academy approved by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines. Located in the scenic locales of  Dumaguete, "The City of Gentle People". With astounding views of the mountains and the sea, Royhle Flight Training Academy is a professional Aviation School offering high quality Pilot Training to aspiring individuals. M I S S I O N Royhle Flight Training Academy's   mission is to educate aviation students in a learning environment conducive to excellence in meeting the needs and challenges of the aviation global market place. Royhle Flight Training Academy will do this while providing a quality and innovative learning experience that upholds ethical standards and respect for one another. As a constantly evolving institution,  Royhle Flight Training Academy will continuously strive to ensure improvements in the quality of its team members, facilities, and other resources. Royhle Flight

NZ Flight Training to Pump the BOP's Economy with International Education

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NZ Flight Training to Pump the BOP's Economy with International Education NZ Flight Training is set to take on India on the 9th of April to reach an audience of over 12,000 potential Pilots in the worlds growing Aviation market.We are very excited to be speaking with such a large audience and understand that the economic value that this could generate towards the region would be significant stated Don Thompson NZ Flight Trainings Recruitment Advisor about the 12,000 potential Pilots they have lined up to speak with. They are set to visit 5 expos, 10 locations and have appointments at aviation schools across the county over the month of April.  NZ Flight Training offers an NZ Commercial license along with Multi engine Instrument and Instructors rating.  The duration of the course is approximately 1.5 years.  Their destinations are Kolkata, Ahemdabad, Mumbai, Pune, Kochi, Trivandrum, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Delhi and Chennai.  India, China, Canada and Brazil have all s

Air NZ Profit Taking Off Due To The Negative Publicity That Has Hit It This Year

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Air NZ Profit Taking Off Due To The Negative Publicity That Has Hit It This Year Air New Zealand is set to announce a sharp increase in profit this week which the Airline will welcome as a shift in focus from the negative publicity that has hit it this year. The Airline's underlying profit is tipped by Forsyth Barr to rise to $330 million for the year to June 30, up 29 per cent on the previous year. Net profit is expected to rise from $182 million to $234.3 million, according to analyst Andrew Bowley who said growth could slow from here but he expected management to outline ways earnings will be lifted in the medium term. Craigs Investment Partners, while acknowledging the inherent risk in investing in Airlines, particularly after the strong run Air NZ has had over the past two years, said the company remained in a strong position to increase earnings in the coming years. The firm also expects earnings growth of around 30 per cent for the 2014 year followed by do

Flying Buffs Face Priceless Challenge

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Flying Buffs Face Priceless Challenge A priceless 1943 Grumman Avenger torpedo bomber, one of only about 40 in the world, is set to be restored to pristine condition at Classic Flyers base over the next two years. Classic Flyers chairman David Love said the organisation had been looking for a big new project when it heard about the Avenger and offered to lend a hand. The Avenger Aircraft served with two squadrons, 30 and 31 with the Royal New Zealand Air Force. It's a torpedo bomber. It's got an enormous bomb bay which fits a torpedo in it, he said. The Royal New Zealand Air Force Museum down at Wigram arranged for this particular Aircraft to be flown to Gisborne because 30 and 31 were based there. The plane was left up to the Gisborne Aircraft Appreciation Society to restore but Classic Flyers offered to lend its expertise to help out the small club. The Aircraft's fuselage was trucked to Tauranga and arrived late Tuesday night. Mr Love said the clubs ha