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NZAIL CT-4 Airtrainer
Pacific Aerospace CT-4 Airtrainer
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Photo: Paul Shanaberger
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The
CT-4 Airtrainer was developed by Aero Engine Services, Ltd (AESL)
of New Zealand and based on the Australian Victa Airtourer.
The Airtrainer first flew on February 23, 1972.
AESL merged with Air Parts, Ltd to form New
Zealand Aerospace Industries, Ltd (NZAIL) as production of the CT-4 began
in 1973. The Airtrainer was purchased by the air forces of
Australia, New Zealand and Thailand. The RAAF gave the CT-4
the nickname "Plastic Parrot".
Production ended in 1977 but was restarted by
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page updated 12 February 2008
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