Air New Zealand

Air New Zealand is an airline carrier service that is based in New Zealand. A flight provider of passenger and cargo service and travels to 211 destinations. The prime alliance is the Star Alliance and it flies to more than 18 countries and is based in Auckland. The three main hubs of Air New Zealand are Auckland, Christchurch, and Wellington and constitute the majority of the departures.

Air New Zealand In-flight Amenities

• Chairs or seats are built to bleed comfort into the traveler's travel. The Upper-crust seat is mostly cushioned and is fixed with a lot of upgrades as compared to the lower-crust cabins.
• Kia Ora, the airline’s AVOD system is available on all classes boarding global flights. And the entertainment size varies from cabin to cabin class, and the AVOD screens are filled with content like TV shows, movies, Asian Dramas, Western Dramas, and even Music.
• The Air New Zealand network has a workspace, rest space, and even a food court to provide you with enough ease on your journey.
• A culinary expert looks after the food department. The quality and quantity of food depend from cabin to cabin.
• The highest standards are held by the Business Class when it comes to food, a variety of dishes, and snacks.

Air New Zealand: Type Of Cabins

Business Premier: Seats are furnished with a herringbone interior, they are 22 inches wider, have an ottoman seat, and can be transformed into a full-flat bed. Entertainment screens are provided on all sets and chambers. Morning, Afternoon, and Dinner are included in the flight tickets along with munchies and drinks.

Premium Economy: An upgraded Economy cabin has several comfort stations. The cabin is equipped with in-seat power sockets, mood lights, dining and wining, and even relaxed seats.

Economy: This cabin is available in different shapes and sizes as per the aircraft. The comfort station includes an AVOD screen, a 6-inch recline, and an edge seat base for more space.

Economy SkyCouch: This cabin is available for shorter routes and flights longer than 6 hours duration. These comfort station lavatories are the same as the standard economy cabin and families and couples mainly board this coach.

Airpoints

The frequent flyer program of Air New Zealand is called Airpoints. Here, passengers can earn two types of points i.e. Airpoints Dollars and Status Points. The first one can be used to redeem tickets irrespective of the price, upgrade, lounge access, hotel stay, car booking, etc. The status points are used to reach a newer level upgrade and have a Silver, Gold, and Gold Elite level.

Air New Zealand Check-in Policy

• Online check-in: passengers can check in online by visiting the airline’s website, entering their booking details, and then they can generate their boarding pass. This option helps passengers to tackle time commitments and airport long queues.
• Mobile check-in: Mobile phone users can make an online check-in by visiting the check-in option on the airline’s app itself. After this, passengers can download their boarding pass, after filling the details in the requisite itinerary details.
• Airport Self check-in Kiosk: This check-in option is available at the airport at the ticket desk. From there, make check-in by filling in staff with your ticket details.

Air New Zealand Major Hubs

• Auckland
• Wellington

Air New Zealand Check-in Policy

Hand Luggage: The economy passenger can carry one hand luggage of size 7 kg and one personal item, and the business/economy/Airpoints Gold and tier members can board flights with 2 hand luggage weighing a total weight of 14 kg and one personal item. The total dimensions for the hand luggage must not exceed 118 cm.

Checked Luggage: It is determined by your cabin fare, the route is taken, and cabin class. Varied policies are placed for domestic and international routes.

Domestic routes: For it, Air New Zealand offers Seat+Bag, Flexi Time, Flexi Plus, and Big Saver fares. The Seat+Bag, Flexi Time, and Big Saver fares offer one checked bag allowance of 23 kg. And the Flexi plus offers two checked bag allowance of 23 kg per piece.

International routes: The Seat+Bag, the works, and economy fares offer one checked bag allowance of 23 kg. The world deluxe and premium economy fares offer 2 checked bags whereas business fares offer 3 checked bags. The total dimensions must not exceed 158 cm for any checked baggage.

How To Book Air New Zealand Flight Tickets?

• Enter the Air New Zealand reservation webpage on your computer, android, or iOS.
• Go to the top of the landing page, right there a book form will be given, enter your voyage details such as departure, arrival, date, time, one-way, round trip, number of passengers, and cabin class, and then click the continue button.
• Now you are on the flight's page, you will see a rundown of several flight options. Select the flight deal that suits your needs most and then continue to the itinerary page.
• On the itinerary page, you will find details such as name, passport number, date of birth, identification data, gender, phone number, fax number, email id, and so forth.
• Fill all the columns up there and agree to the terms and conditions, then move to the payment page.
• Now make the payment via the given payment mode option and the booking details will be communicated to you via mobile number and email id.