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RNZAF proud of its heritage

Reorganisation for public promotion.

Nick McIndoe Thu, 21 Apr 2022

An external review into the engine failure and subsequent forced landing of Harvard NZ1015 in August 2018 led to the realisation that the expertise to operate historic aircraft now rests in the civil aviation sector and ultimately begged the question: should the RNZAF be involved in heritage

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Nick McIndoe Thu, 21 Apr 2022
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