ZK - PDH
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ZK - PDH
I am trying to contact the current owner of ZK-PDH (formally VH-UMH), i'm a former owner and was interested to see some current pictures of it and perhaps
email with the current owner. Please pm your name and email address.
email with the current owner. Please pm your name and email address.
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go to Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand
far right column click on 'aircraft' then
click on 'aircraft register'
type in the rego in appropriate box and it will return with the current owners name and address.
Regards
far right column click on 'aircraft' then
click on 'aircraft register'
type in the rego in appropriate box and it will return with the current owners name and address.
Regards
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yes, but it gives you the name of the owner!!
Go to NZ white pages and type in the last name and the city is Nelson
scroll down until you see his initial (p) and hey presto there is a nz number - you will also see the address matches that on the caa website.
Go to NZ white pages and type in the last name and the city is Nelson
scroll down until you see his initial (p) and hey presto there is a nz number - you will also see the address matches that on the caa website.
.It had heaps of corrosion 
that needs attention.The owners in the phone book.
Stolen indeed.
On 28 Sept 1979 a troubled eighteen year old named Harry stole Beechcraft Sundowner VH-UMH from Brisbane Airport and circled the airport for three hours. Eventually he managed to land the aircraft and he was taken into custody.
(Edit to correct aircraft type)
On 28 Sept 1979 a troubled eighteen year old named Harry stole Beechcraft Sundowner VH-UMH from Brisbane Airport and circled the airport for three hours. Eventually he managed to land the aircraft and he was taken into custody.
(Edit to correct aircraft type)
Last edited by Fris B. Fairing; 13th Oct 2009 at 09:47.
Here are two press cuttings about the incident:
The aircraft is variously described in these and other cuttings as a "Sundowner Beechcraft Musketeer" and a "Piper Muskateer". Helpfully, one of the cuttings above identifies the aeroplane as VH-UMH. The aircraft was eventually talked down by two DCA Examiners of Airmen in a Departmental Beech Bonanza (probably VH-CAB).
Rgds
The aircraft is variously described in these and other cuttings as a "Sundowner Beechcraft Musketeer" and a "Piper Muskateer". Helpfully, one of the cuttings above identifies the aeroplane as VH-UMH. The aircraft was eventually talked down by two DCA Examiners of Airmen in a Departmental Beech Bonanza (probably VH-CAB).
Rgds
