If you're awake before dawn on Thursday, that low-flying aircraft circling Invercargill Airport isn't lost. It's doing a job.A specialised flight inspection aircraft — ZK-FIS, a twin-engine Piper PA-42 Cheyenne — arrives Wednesday July 29 and begins calibration flights from around 4am Thursday. It will fly repeated approaches and circuits in both the Runway 04 and Runway 22 directions, testing the airport's newly installed runway lighting system…
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