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Originair

8 hours ago

WOW Hamilton Airport NZ sure has been busy over the last few months! Our Hamilton to Nelson direct flights are going well too... Thanks to everyone who has taken a flight with us for your support 👍#originair #hamiltonairportnz #mightywaikato #flythetronHamilton Airport has been a busy place over the past few months:We’ve introduced Licence Plate Recognition technology to our car park, making our parking experience easier and more efficient; we’ve launched a brand new website; we’ve got a new direct route between Hamilton and Nelson via Originair; Wink - Hamilton Airport’s lost bunny - gained national and international stardom (even meeting our Prime Minister), before being returned to his delighted young owner, and 400+ people ran a charity event on our runway. We can even lay claim to another runway first: a marriage proposal! On top of all that, passengers are flying in and out of our port in record numbers; in fact, March was a record month ever - with more than 38,000 passengers through our terminal. Go the Mighty Waikato! #hamiltonairportnz #flythetron #mightywaikato ... See MoreSee Less

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Originair

2 weeks ago

🐣🐰 The important question is... How do you eat your Chocolate Bunny? How you decide to eat your bunny is of the utmost importance and can really reveal a lot about your personality, tastes, and ambitions in life. Not sure who you really are? Ears First: You’re a go-with-the-flow kind of person, and there are few situations that you can’t immediately adapt to. When completing any sort of challenging task (like doing taxes or eating a giant piece of chocolate), you start with the big, easy things and move on from there.Eyes First: While it may seem like plucking the candy eyes off an innocent chocolate bunny may indicate a sociopathic personality, you’re actually quite caring. You don’t want the poor bunny to see your destruction of its body.Face First: Biting off the nose of your chocolate bunny is like a sweet cocoa kiss. Thus, you’re an affectionate, loving personality who immediately attracts others.Feet First: Your bunny may not be going places, but you certainly are! You aren’t afraid of biting into the most solid part of the bunny first and you’re not afraid of tackling adversity or taking on a challenge.Tail First: You’re a little bit quirky, aren’t you? While most chocolate bunny eaters go straight for the ears, you like to be a little different and bite off that milky cotton tail. You’re funny and fun to be around, and definitely aren’t above making a bunch of “bunny butt” jokes.Break ‘Em Up: Burn it all to the ground — you smash your bunny and then eat the chunks of chocolate. You’re not the sentimental type and would rather get right down to business. Eating chocolate is quite serious, after all.You Don’t Even Pay Attention: You don’t even see the form of a bunny in front of you; all you see is chocolate. Fruit snacks, sugar-based candies, and jelly beans are all fine and well, but chocolate is far and away your favorite sweet treat, so much so that you don’t care what shape it’s in — you just want it in your mouth.However you eat your chocolate bunny, the Originair crew hope you have a wonderful Easter! Thanks to The Daily Meal for these fun facts...#chocolatebunny #easter2021 #originairnz #haveagreatbreak #easterweekend2021 ... See MoreSee Less

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Originair

2 weeks ago

👋 Meet Murray Vincent, Operations Manager at Originair ✈️When it comes to experience at the controls of an aircraft, and knowledge of how they work, it would be hard to surpass Murray Vincent.The pilot and training captain with 40 years' experience, and a pedigree dating back to the days of the Douglas DC-3, considers himself lucky to be leading Origin's operations division.As of January this year, Murray had tallied close to 21,000 flying hours.In 1984 he progressed from being a flight instructor in Wellington to flying tourists around the grandeur of Fiord land.In 1988 he joined larger commercial airlines, including Ansett and prior to Covid 19, he was flying Boeing 737 jets for Virgin Australia.Murray enjoys welcoming guests on board and the personal interaction. He says Originair enjoys a loyal clientele that is growing weekly.He and his wife Viv shifted from Christchurch to join the Originair crew and are both enjoying the Nelson experience. "It's a beautiful part of the country. You can't beat flying over the Marlborough Sounds at 13,000 feet."✈️ 𝐎𝐫𝐢𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐢𝐫 - 𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐫𝐞𝐠𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬#meettheteam #pilotlife #pilotsnz #operationsmanagerlife #originair #newzealand #wevegotthis #nelsonnz #nelsontasman #nelsontasmannz #nelsonshines #hamiltonnz #palmerstonnorth #palmerstonnorthnz #wellingtonnz #comeflywithme #flyingoriginair #regionalnz #travelnz #travelnzwithme #nzmustdo #nzmustsee ... See MoreSee Less

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Originair

3 weeks ago

Here is our aircraft parked in Hamilton on Sunday evening after flying in direct from Nelson. The last of the beautiful sunset can be seen in the background.We fly direct Nelson to Hamilton on Sunday's and Hamilton to Nelson on Friday's.Check out our website for all our flight times. www.originair.nz ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

Travelling to or from HamiltonThe carpark is full, please allow extra time to find a carpark to ensure you are still able to check in for your flight on time. ... See MoreSee Less

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