Air New Zealand

It's been almost a year since the inaugural Air New Zealand non-stop flight was scheduled to take off from Auckland Airport for New York - in October 2020. Eventually this route was postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic, but...

Air New Zealand will drop Boeing 777-300ER aircraft in the coming years. The company will instead use Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft - which is more fuel efficient - for all routes on...

With travel restrictions constantly changing depending on the global epidemiological situation, Air New Zealand wants to streamline the process of checking passengers' health. Thus, the airline will start...

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to the suspension of millions of flights and the grounding of more than 17 aircraft. At the same time, it facilitated the realization of special flights. Many airlines have tested their limits. In time...

In October 2020, Air New Zealand will stop flights on the route Los Angeles - London Heathrow. At the same time, the national carrier from New Zealand will open the route Auckland - New York (Newark). Because he will retire from...

Oceania airlines have big ambitions. After the test flight operated by Qantas on the route New York - Sydney, Air New Zealand announced regular flights on the route Auckland - New York. The route will be inaugurated in October 2020, and the flights...

On Valentine's Day, more and more planes draw "flying" hearts. The latest heart was drawn in flight by an Airbus A330 Virgin Atlantic. Hearts "flying" Airbus A330-200 (G-VMIK) Virgin Atlantic aircraft a

Air New Zealand is the national airline of New Zealand. It flies to 22 domestic destinations and 29 international destinations. It is recognized for quality services, but also for unique and unconventional campaigns.

To make long-term operational costs more efficient, airlines have considered fleet modernization. Thus, aircraft such as the Boeing 747-400 (Boeing's largest passenger aircraft) began to be removed from the system.

Yesterday, Air New Zealand took possession of the first Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner. The ceremony took place at the Boeing base in Everett and was attended by about 1000 Boeing employees (those who put their shoulder to the 787 project),

On April 6, 2014, Boeing unveiled the first 787-9 Dreamliner (ZK-NZE) in Air New Zealand colors. The plane is painted in a new livery, a black and white color composition that we will find on several aircraft in the Air New fleet…