Sgt Andrews of Linton Camp says there will be 15 red and 16 green flares fired in that period.

The flares will go up about 50 metres in specially designated air space above Linton Camp.

The job includes duties at the carpark, the service desk, and routine basic maintenance tasks.

Applications for this vacancy must be made on the application form which is available here, or by requesting it by email from vacancy@pnairport.co.nz.

Applications close at 12noon on Friday 19 March 2010 with the Finance Manager, Palmerston North Airport Ltd, First Floor, Terminal Building, Airport Drive, P O Box 4384, Palmerston North.

The latest package in the Wild Rover project is "The Country Road".

Set out in an easy to follow brochure which is both a map and guide, four self-drive touring routes offer a great way to explore and experience another scenic part of New Zealand.

The 'Stormy Point Route' takes visitors through the popular State Highway 54 between Cheltenham and Vinegar Hill. The guide has points of interest that even many of the locals won't have realised they have passed often.

The 'Peep-o-Day Route' takes in the spectacular country travelling the back way between Kimbolton and Mangaweka - check out the Cross Hills rhododendron gardens on the route.

The 'Pohangina Valley Route' reaches into the headwaters of the Pohangina Valley back via Apiti and links to the fouth route - 'The Iron Gates Route' in the backblocks between Apiti and Rangiwahia.

Congratulations to the communities who have come together to put this package in place! Its a 'must do' for visitors. The Country Road brochure is available at the Palmerston North i-Site, or the Feilding Information Centre.