AM class in service

Auckland's AM class in regular passenger service shortly after introduction
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AM 103 climbs out of the Onehunga dip

4 May 2014

On a later service, AM 103 picks up passengers at Te Papapa

4 May 2014

AM 103 arrives back at Te Papapa after departing Onehunga

4 May 2014

The unit departs Penrose for Britomart

4 May 2014

AM 116 stops at Te Papapa on a run to Britomart

16 June 2014

The unit picks up speed as it departs Te Papapa

16 June 2014

AM 103 stands at Britomart with a new addition to the cab window

25 June 2014

In yet another tweak of AM class numbering, the unit identification is now written on the cab window where the temporary numbering used to be

25 June 2014

AM 103 departs Britomart for Onehunga, showing the new AMA numbering

25 June 2014

AM 103 arrives at Te Papapa, bound for Onehunga

29 June 2014

Later, AM 103 shows off its AT logo at Penrose on a service to Britomart

29 June 2014

AM 116 arrives at Britomart with the second revenue service to Manukau run by an EMU

17 August 2014

AM 116 stands at Britomart awaiting departure, with the destination sign off as Manukau Line services have issues with the displays

17 August 2014

At Manukau, AM 116 waits for almost 30 minutes before returning to Britomart

17 August 2014

AM 116 stands at Platform 2, the most used platform at Manukau

17 August 2014

The Manukau station lower concourse with AM 116 visible

17 August 2014

The Manukau station upper concourse, part of MIT

17 August 2014

The stairs ascending to the MIT concourse

17 August 2014

The Manukau station building

17 August 2014

AM 116 correctly showing the destination as Britomart for the return run

17 August 2014

The signals out of Manukau station

17 August 2014

The "mind the gap" sign at Manukau is almost perfectly placed

17 August 2014

AM 116 awaits clearance to depart

17 August 2014

A workaround for the display issues on the return journey was to set the origin station as Homai, which then correctly identified the next station as Puhinui. Currently, setting Manukau as the origin brings up Ranui to Avondale on the display

17 August 2014

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