Stryker Six, the first of three new fire engines for Christchurch Airport.
US Navy First Class Sergeant J. Hunson preparing a Thanksgiving dinner for the men of Operation Deep Freeze at Christchurch International Airport.
Scenes of Mrs Carrie Fraser (centre) cutting the Christmas cake at the Christchurch Star annual Christmas party for the elderly at the Skyline Restaurant at Christchurch International Airport. To Mrs...
Members of the Royal Christchurch Musical Society at Christchurch International Airport before travelling to Nelson for a performance.
Attendees sat at tables during the Christchurch Star annual Christmas party for the elderly at the Skyline Restaurant at Christchurch International Airport.
Members of the New Zealand cricket team at Christchurch International Airport ahead of travelling to Australia. Frames one and two are of cricket team captain Graham Dowling with his family, from left...
Brian Hastings (centre), batsman for the New Zealand cricket team at Christchurch International Airport ahead of travelling to Australia. He is holding his son Mark Hastings with his wife, Maureen...
Views of Vice Admiral L. D. Empson (left) who is commander of the Royal Navy Far East Fleet, being welcomed at Christchurch Airport by F. Welch United States Navy Commander of Operation Deep Freeze.
View of Jean Batten at Christchurch Airport, a New Zealand pilot who made the first direct flight between London and New Zealand in 1936.
Scenes of a large group of overseas students arriving at Christchurch Airport to study at the University of Canterbury.
The first commercial flight, Boeing 707, arriving at Christchurch Airport, a Qantas flight from Queensland and the Northern Territories.
An infant looks out through an observation window over the cargo bay inside a C-17 Globemaster III at the United States Antarctic Programme Open Day at Christchurch Airport.
Entering the cargo bay via the cargo ramp of a C-17 Globemaster III at the United States Antarctic Programme Open Day at Christchurch Airport.
I was almost directly under the approach path of this USAF F-16 Fighting Falcon that had just returned from an aerobatic display at Warbirds over Wanaka, and was about to land at Christchurch...
Aunty Hilda, Uncle Eric and daughter Helen who lived on a farm at Kirwee were at Christchurch International Airport, possibly going on holiday. People were still dressing up when they went out.
The last of the grandstands at Lancaster Park were demolished on Tuesday 15 October 2019.
Aerial view of Christchurch Airport runways, aeroplanes and terminal building. In the centre are a line of people boarding an Air New Zealand plane.
Untitled sculpture and fountain at the airport of silver water features and floating clouds by Rosemary Johnson. The sculpture was commissioned for the opening of the airport in 1975.
View of an aeroplane coming into land and taxiing along the runway at Christchurch International Airport.
View from within Christchurch Airport departures lounge with windows, seating and passengers looking out onto the runway.
A light aircraft damaged at Christchurch airport due to high winds.
"Rows of Air New Zealand long-haul Boeing 777s parked for storage at Christchurch International Airport. Flight operations all but stopped during the COVID 19 lockdown." - Contributor's note
[Frames 30a and 31a] Christchurch International Airport, 30 Durey Road, Harewood, 8053. [Frames 32a to 34a] University of Canterbury, Creyke Road, Ilam, 8041.