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Keeping Track
Keeping check during the recent delivery flight of the first of Air New Zealand's latest purchase of three DC-10s was Mr Darryl Jeune, son of Mr Frank Jeune, Iranui Road. Darryl is the technical research engineer of Air New Zealand. The $25,000,000 wide-bodied jetliner was flown from Long Beach, California, to Auckland and is actually now the fourth DC-10 in Air New Zealand's fleet.
Darryl Jeune beneath the giant nose of the aircraft at Long Beach Airport.
Mr Jeune chatting to Air New Zealand's North American regional manager Alex Gillmore (right) before departure for New Zealand.
A DC-10 under construction in the McDonnell Douglas plant, Long Beach. The plant has 7 million square feet of covered factory space. Darryl Jeune is a former pupil of the Gisborne High School, studied at Canterbury University, and spent two years in Australia before joining Air New Zealand 12 years ago.
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