Air New Zealand, New Zealand's flag carrier, is based primarily in Auckland, New Zealand. It has been a member of the Star Alliance group of airlines since 1999. The airline has made internet sales its primary sales medium, abolished travel agents' commissions and added fees for agent, telephone and counter sales.
Air New Zealand operates a number of aircraft including the Boeing 777-290, 747-400 and the 767-300 as well as the Airbus A320. The airline offers a comprehensive range of flight services between Australia and New Zealand, Asia, the Pacific and the United States. It also offers, through its low cost subsidiary, Freedomair, cheap flights between Australia and New Zealand.
Air New Zealand's typical aircraft cabin configuration includes three classes; a Business Premier Class (Business), Pacific Premier Class (Premium Economy) and a Pacific Class (Economy). Each class has a set of entertainment and dining options available. It should be noted however the airline changed its operations to exclude a business class service and meals on most domestic flights. The airline justified this new style of service as 'Express Class' competitive decision.
Airpoints is the frequent flyer programme of Air New Zealand. Members can earn and spend Airpoints credits with a number of travel and non-travel partners. There are three levels in the programme including Silver, Gold & Gold Elite. Each tier has various benefits such as priority checkin and seating, lounge access and improved flexibility over reward points spending.. For more information go to http://www.airnz.com.au or contact them at; Suite 1819,
Level 18,
Australia Square Tower,
264 George Street,
SYDNEY NSW 2000
Top destinations for this airline include Albany,
Apia,
Atlanta,
Auckland,
Avarua,
Baltimore,
Blenheim,
Boston,
Buffalo,
Cancun,
Cedar Rapids,
Charleston,
Chicago,
Chicago O'Hare,
Christchurch,
Los Angeles,
Queenstown,
Round the World,
Wellington,
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