Gisborne Aviation Preservation Society
Opening Hours
Gisborne Aviation Museum OPEN: Sunday & Tuesday 9am to 3:00pm Aerodrome Rd, Gisborne Airport
^CLICK Above ^ to Discover the Stories of Flight in Gisborne via their NEW Home website.
Kindly donated by the Mudge family to Gisborne Aviation Museum
BOOK: 'Early Risers' The Pioneering Story of Gisborne
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The East Coast of the North Island was a pioneering area of New Zealand aviation.
Gisborne-based East Coast Airways was the first New Zealand airline to be licensed and the first to operate twin-engined aircraft, de Havilland Dragons, from early 1935.
Gisborne Aviation Museum. Aerodrome Rd, Gisborne Airport, Gisborne. New Zealand.
(GAPS: are the Volunteer Society for Tairawhiti Aviation Museum)