Student Pilots Navigate the South Island
Monday, 17 October 2005, 10:18 am
Press Release: New Zealand Defence Force
New Zealand Defence Force
Te Ope Kaatua O Aotearoa
Media Release
17 October 2005
Student Pilots
Navigate the South Island
The Air Force’s student pilots
will be flying the length of the South Island this week
during a Navigation Training Exercise.
The group is
scheduled to make overnight stops at Greymouth, Queenstown,
Dunedin and Christchurch.
The Seven students and their
instructors, from the Pilot Training Squadron (PTS) at RNZAF
Base Ohakea will be flying CT4 Airtrainers.
The Students
are carrying out their initial pilot training, a course that
runs for 34 weeks.
Weather permitting the aircraft are
likely to make the following stops:
Mon 17
Ohakea - Greymouth via Woodbourne
Tue 18
Greymouth - MacKenzie Country - Queenstown
Wed 19
Queenstown - Dunedin
Thu 20 Dunedin - Timaru -
Christchurch
Fri 21 Christchurch - Ohakea
ENDS
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