NZ Warbirds Association (Inc)
Help NZ Warbirds to keep military aircraft of historical significance to New Zealand flying.
Auckland
The New Zealand Warbirds Association is an umbrella non-profit body dedicated to the restoration, preservation and operation of service aircraft in full flying condition. Nationwide, we are a vitally alive family of involved participants who provide the wide range of skills and support necessary to maintain and operate these classic aircraft.
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The New Zealand Warbirds Association is an umbrella body dedicated to the restoration, preservation and operation of service aircraft in full flying condition. Nationwide, we are a vitally alive family of involved participants who provide the wide range of skills and support necessary to maintain and operate these classic aircraft.
Warbirds was originally conceived in 1978 to preserve ex-RNZAF service aircraft only but this has been expanded by the successful introduction of service aircraft from all over the world including Russian, German and Chinese types. British and American aircraft never seen in service here also figure prominently. Everything from biplanes to jet fighters!
Use of funds
Aircraft don't get old, they get maintained. Some components last for ever, some others such as engines have a limited life. Funds raised are used to keep the various Warbirds maintained to the highest of standards so that New Zealanders can continue to enjoy airshow displays of important items from our history.
You may donate to the general fund, or to a particular aeroplane or activity. Contact the NZ Warbirds for details.
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Thank you for your very generous donation. Please contact us directly, we would love to know who you are. Kim Parker, General Manager.
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