This is my review of ZK-SPT. Owned by Richmond Harding; a retired ag. aviation operator.

A range of items including my account of "The Great Civil Aviation Tea Trolley Crash of 1982"...gripping stuff chaps!

Greetings from New Zealand. This is an item about one of our local aviation events held in a rural setting.

Just a continuation of the ramblings from a retired Kiwi aviator.

Greetings from the southern Pacific. A British aviator, Brian Lecomber, offers his views on the de Havilland DH-82A Tiger Moth.

Greetings again from the "shaky islands". Just a continuation of the series.

This is intended to explain something of how we go about spreading fertiliser on our extensive hill-country farms. You may be surprised at just how productive our pilots and aircraft are.

Like the Sands through an Hourglass, so are the Days of our Skies. Much to read in this issue; and to ponder upon.

Greetings from the South Pacific. Just another long discourse from the humble colony of New Zealand.

This is the first for 2012. Some of the airline pilot readers may find the item on "Automation Addiction" of interest.

This was intended to be Posted just prior to Christmas; but I move slowly these days. It may interest those who like a read and who tend to ponder on matters aeronautical.

This is the # 02 issue of "WINGSPREAD". Cobbled together by a dinosaur aviator now retired in NZ.

Merrie greetings from New Zealand. This is just the introductory prototype of an "E" journal I am cobbling together for my Email chums. But it has been suggested that I also Post it onto my "Tales from the South Pacific" site as there may be some others who might like to take a look at some of my ramblings.

Very best wishes for 2012 from we down here in our somewhat shaky islands.

This is the tale of a cold-front penetration by a TEAL Short Sandringham. It is recounted by a chum of mine who flew with the RNZAF/RAF during WWII; Captain (retired) Maurice E. McGreal. I have added notes about the Sandringham.

This finely written memoir by retired RNZAF Air Commodore Stewart Boys will interest those who wish to understand what it was like to operate this first-generation turbojet fighter.