Air New Zealand & NAC 737-200 Poster

The 737-200s were flying around New Zealand (and I think maybe even trans-Tasman too) for many decades from 1968 until they were finally retired in 2005. NAC first operated the 737-200 starting in 1968, and Air New Zealand wouldn't operate them until the merger of NAC and Air New Zealand on 1 April 1978. The third livery depicted is a modified hybrid livery of the second NAC livery depicted. Only the 737-200s and Fokker F27s wore this livery.

There is one 737-200 that I purposefully didn't include, that being ZK-NQC, a 737-200C (combi). However, I felt that that particular aircraft is so interesting that I'd make a seperate poster/post about it alone.

(1 & 3) ZK-NAC: 1968 Boeing 737-219 | Air New Zealand | Currently: Scrapped at Mojave around 1992-1993, last registration was N321XV

(2) ZK-NAK: 1969 Boeing 737-214 | Air New Zealand | Currently: Scrapped in Barranquilla, Colombia in 2013, last registration was N457TM

(4) ZK-NAJ: 1969 Boeing 737-297Adv | Air New Zealand | Currently: Scrapped at Ardmore, Oklahoma (USA) in April 2000, last registration was N10248

(5) ZK-NAX: 1986* Boeing 737-219Adv | Air New Zealand | Currently: Parted out in Johannesburg, South Africa in 2013, last registration was ZS-SKW
* Could be a 1985 737-219Adv
Here is a high quality image of the poster: https://imgur.com/gallery/hnfT5zX