Thursday 05-March-2015 saw Virgin Samoa branded Boeing 737-8FE ZK-PBF operate her final flight on the New Zealand register flying VA161 AKL-BNE. Upon completion she was towed across the airport and entered the Virgin Australia hanger for business class upgrade and entry to the Australian register. She will take up VH-VOR.
Meanwhile VH-VUH ex ZK-PBI re-entered Virgin Australia service on Tuesday 3-March-2015 as VA773 Brisbane to Cairns
VH-VUD ex ZK-PBG re-entered Virgin Australia service today Friday 06-March-2015 as VA304 Brisbane to Melbourne
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Friday, March 6, 2015
Then There Were two
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