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Aero Engine Services Ltd (AESL) and Air Parts amalgamated in 1973 to form New Zealand Aerospace Industries. Produced CT/4 Airtrainer, Airtourer and Fletcher FU-24. Reconstituted 1 July 1982 as Pacific…
Established 1954, in 1967 acquired rights to Victa Airtourer, and merged into Aerospace 1973.
In 1957 this Hamilton company acquired local rights to Fletcher FU-24, and in 1964 purchased all rights to Fletcher ag-aircraft. Various developments produced before merging with AESL to form NZ…
ALPHA AVIATION LTD Alpha established December 2003 to build Robin R 2120/2160 Alpha primary trainer in 14,000 m² (150,700 sq ft) new plant, employing up to 50 workers, at Hamilton.…
Barr Brothers, New Zealand ag-company, partner in Flight Engineers assembling and part-building Transavia PL-12 Airtruk.
Bennett Aviation of Te Kuiti built prototype PL.11 Airtruk designed by Luigi Pellarini. Became Waitomo Aircraft.
PACIFIC AEROSPACE CORPORATION LIMITED Pacific Aerospace Corporation (PAC) formed 1982 following acquisition of assets and undertakings of New Zealand Aerospace Industries; became wholly owned subsidiary of AeroSpace Technologies of Australia…
C. Savage and D. Shaw built Savage Special single-seat parasol (40-hp Henderson) 1946.
Waitomo Aircraft Ltd formed at Te Kuiti by renaming Bennett Aviation. In 1968 rights to Airtruk acquired by Transavia.
