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Milson Aerodrome, Palmerston North, became the headquarters of Union Airways (later merged with National Airways Corporation which became Air New Zealand) when the Palmerston North – Dunedin service was inaugurated 15 January 1936. The three Union airways aeroplanes (DH 86 Express) from left: ZK-AEH; ZK-AEF; ZK-AEG.

Tautuhi

Momo rauemi
Image
Pākanga
Public Photograph Collection Av 26
Date
January 15, 1936
Tautuhi matihiko
2007N_Av26_A-E_0296
E puritia ana ki
Coolstore

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Miles Falcon, Union Airways, Milson Airport
New Zealand National Airways Corporation building, Milson Airport
Miles Hawk Aircraft, Milson Airport
Milson Airport, Palmerston North
Charles Kingsford-Smith with crew and local residents, Milson Airport
DC3 aeroplanes, Milson Airport
Fleet of  Union Airways aeroplanes, Milson Airport
Walsh Brothers DH6 aeroplane leaving Dannevirke
M H Oram and crowd at the opening of Manawatu Aero Club landing strip, Milson
Aeroplane at International Agricultural Aviation Show, Milson Airport
Civic welcome for M C McGregor and H C Walker, Milson Airport
Aerial view of runway, Milson Airport

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activities and events,
aerodrome,
airport,
flight,
nac,
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travel,
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Ngā rauemi e whai pānga ana

Miles Falcon, Union Airways, Milson Airport
New Zealand National Airways Corporation building, Milson Airport
Miles Hawk Aircraft, Milson Airport
Milson Airport, Palmerston North
Charles Kingsford-Smith with crew and local residents, Milson Airport
DC3 aeroplanes, Milson Airport
Fleet of  Union Airways aeroplanes, Milson Airport
Walsh Brothers DH6 aeroplane leaving Dannevirke
M H Oram and crowd at the opening of Manawatu Aero Club landing strip, Milson
Aeroplane at International Agricultural Aviation Show, Milson Airport
Civic welcome for M C McGregor and H C Walker, Milson Airport
Aerial view of runway, Milson Airport