Built for RNZAF as NZ1940. Damaged in 1987. Sent to Pacific Aerospace for repairs. While there converted to the prototype CT-4C with an Allison 250 turboprop and 3-bladed prop as ZK-FXM. When no sales eventuated, converted back to a CT-4B and returned to the RNZAF. It would later be sold in Australia as VH-YCQ. Bob Kerr photo

This is the first built Pacific Aerospace Corporation 750

Inside the main exhibition hall was this P-750XSTOL utility demonstrator. Previous exports from New Zealand to China have caused some controversy, with one reaching North Korea in breach of sanctions, leading to PAC being prosecuted.

On static display at the Avalon Airshow 2007

Ten POB in a croppie: amazing! Apparently this aircraft is based in Albury, NSW, for a while as an Australian demonstrator. Seen here at the Antique Aeroplane Association of Australia's National Fly-in.

Fresh from display at the Australian International Airshow, Avalon. Who knows what it was doing in Albury? Since it was at Avalon in 2005, this aircraft has been re-painted in the manufacturer's house colours as a demonstrator aircraft.