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Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 November 1950Vol. XXI, No. 4

CPA Will Call at Auckland

p. 15 · Read in the full issue

Ban on Tasman Crossing Lifted

FROM next February 12, Canadian Pacific Airlines aircraft will call at Auckland, New Zealand, on their Sydney-Vancouver service. Australian and New Zealand Governments have agreed to let them fly the Tasman although they will not be able to enter that trade which is the monopoly of Tasman Empire Airways.

At present CPA planes do not run a service between Auckland and North America as do the other *two trans-Pacific operators, Pan American World Airways and British Commonwealth Pacific Air lines. Neither PAA nor BCPA have made an announcement as to how the lifting of the ban on the trans-Tasman crossing for CPA will affect them.