Talk:Bennett Airtruck
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BENNETT (WAITOMO) PL-11 AIRTRUCK
"To the editor of wikipedia, could we have a sub-section to General Aircraft:, called Agricultural please.
My interest in the PL-11 Airtruck, is that i was employed as a draughtsman (u/t) on the second prodution prototype ZK-CKE,and it was my first job,on leaving high school. I STARTED AT 16YRS IN DEC 1963, and left in May 1965 to contuine training in the RNZAF.
ZK-CKE crashed in to some trees on 1 March 1967,while taking off on a topdressing mission, the pilot was Dick Tatham.
"The Super Men" by Graham Alexander & J.S.Tullet, Publisher : Reeds
Richard Brough"
Dear Richard Brough,
Anyone reading Wikipedia can also be an editor of it.
There is an agricultural aircraft section, which I have linked this article to.
Sounds like you would be superbly qualified to expand the article about this aircraft. If you are willing, have a think about what you want to write, read the pages about writing, hit edit and go for it, :-) Winstonwolfe 02:43, 25 June 2006 (UTC)
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[edit] Picture please
Photo? Paul Beardsell 02:07, 16 November 2006 (UTC)
There's a photo on line at [1], but I wouldn't have the first clue about copyright. I could photograph a model of it for Wikipedia, (there is a model at MoTaT). I believe both original machines were lost in crashes. Winstonwolfe 22:16, 16 November 2006 (UTC)
Thanks. Odd looking. Paul Beardsell 22:54, 16 November 2006 (UTC)
