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Air New Zealand repatriates first Boeing 777-300 stored in Mojave Desert

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AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND — After almost two years in deep storage in Victorville, California, Air New Zealand welcomed back its first 777-300 aircraft with registration ZK-OKP, from the desert. (www.airlinerwatch.com) More...

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eddyhopy
Edward Hopgood 2
good to have it back in NZ
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CPAIR007
JASON AWID 1
At least She has the better ANZ Livery ..
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kiwipop
Geoff Arkley 1
Go Kiwis!
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musocat
James Patterson 1
"...and the airline is working through a program to bring back the three-remaining aircraft over the next year."

Ah, some good news! It's nice to see planes coming out of Mojave instead of going in.
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