AI Chat Search Browse Media On This Day Map Quotations Timeline Research Free Datasets Remembered About Contact

All aboard the Pink Flight to Mardi Gras!

Fri 23 Jan 2009 In: Events View at Wayback View at NDHA

Ready for takeoff: Buckwheat Air New Zealand's Pink Flight to Sydney's Mardi Gras is back for its third year, and Flight Attendant Buckwheat says she has some surprises planned for the planeload of Trans-Tasman travelers… "This year the Pink Flight goes glam!" she tells GayNZ.com excitedly. "We want our guests to dress up to the nines like it's a fabulous cocktail party. And to reward you for your effort, we have shows, surprises and treats in store for our lucky passengers. "It's the third annual Pink Flight and we want it to be a special experience for people joining us for the first time, but also a new twist for people who fly with us each year - it won't be quite what they've had before." The party starts in the Auckland Airport departure lounge, with your drag hostesses there to welcome you for the pre-flight drinkies, where… oh… we promised Buckie we wouldn't reveal too much about what's planned - she wants it to be a nice surprise! HAPPY MARDI GRAS! Partying people: Lovin' Mardi Gras The Pink Flight gets you to Sydney in the evening of Friday 6 March, when you can rest up for the following evening's huge events, or join the gay throngs on Oxford Street. Details of the 'Welcome Kiwis' Party will be given on the flight, where you'll be able to meet up with friends you've made on the journey, catch up on gossip with other New Zealanders now living in Sydney, or meet some of the locals. The theme of 2009's Sydney Gay   

Credit: Matt Akersten

First published: Friday, 23rd January 2009 - 5:54pm

Rights Information

This page displays a version of a GayNZ.com article that was automatically harvested before the website closed. All of the formatting and images have been removed and some text content may not have been fully captured correctly. The article is provided here for personal research and review and does not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of PrideNZ.com. If you have queries or concerns about this article please email us