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This photograph shows the damaged "Southern Cross" when it landed at Milson Airport, Palmerston North. Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and crew of the 'Southern Cross', a Fokker F. VII Trimotor aircraft, were delayed in Palmerston North for several weeks after the aeroplane's wing was damaged during taxiing 4 February 1933. The left wing sank axle-deep in a boggy patch of ground. The left wing and port propellor were damaged, taking several weeks to be repaired. Kingsford-Smith left for Sydney a few days later in the "Makura" for a much needed holiday.

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Pākanga
Public Photograph Collection Av 15
Date
February 1933
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2014N_Av15_009524
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ZK-AFD outside Palmerston North Airport
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Official Opening of Milson Aerodrome
Two Aircraft at Milson Airport
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N.A.C. Viscounts at Milson Airport, Palmerston North
‘Puweto’ Aircraft
‘Puweto’ Aircraft
‘Puweto’ Aircraft
Milson Airport hangar

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ZK-AFD outside Palmerston North Airport
The Southern Cross at Sockburn, Christchurch
Milson Airport, Palmerston North
The Southern Cross at Sockburn, Christchurch
Official Opening of Milson Aerodrome
Two Aircraft at Milson Airport
Darby West in Alexander Radford’s Plane
N.A.C. Viscounts at Milson Airport, Palmerston North
‘Puweto’ Aircraft
‘Puweto’ Aircraft
‘Puweto’ Aircraft
Milson Airport hangar