Types of Cabins

Business Class: A peaceful flight is guaranteed by the Business Class cabins of Air New Zealand, which redefine luxury travel with lie-flat beds, memory foam mattresses, and direct aisle access. Passengers are given private space to travel in peace thanks to privacy partitions. The airline caters to sophisticated palates and serves fine dining created by renowned chefs. In-seat USB connections and power outlets encourage productivity, and premium lounges improve the pre-flight and stopover experiences. Onboard options, including in-flight yoga and personal screens for entertainment, are available to passengers. With Mori-inspired designs, the encounter turns into a journey across cultures. Passengers can enjoy luxury in Air New Zealand's Business Class, combining comfort and style seamlessly.

Premium Economy Class: The Premium Economy cabins on Air New Zealand provide a new level of travel, enabling customers to make use of first-rate amenities without breaking the bank. Oversized chairs with enough legroom provide maximum comfort for passengers. Leg rests, and footrests make unwinding simple, resulting in a peaceful ride. Priority check-in and premium food options are available to passengers, elevating their travel experience. Air New Zealand provides amenity kits to passengers as an added convenience, and the customized entertainment system keeps passengers occupied. With Air New Zealand's Premium Economy, passengers can enjoy luxury without paying the total price, making it the ideal option for passengers on long-haul flights.

Economy Class: The Economy Class cabins on Air New Zealand change how people think about how much money they should spend on vacation. Comfort comes first with ergonomic chairs, movable headrests, and additional legroom. In-flight entertainment systems with personal touchscreens provide passengers with various options, and cuisine, including regional delicacies from New Zealand, showcases the best culinary brilliance. Passengers are fully engaged in the journey because of thoughtful facilities, welcoming service, and Mori-inspired décor. The airline makes foreign travel accessible and fun by ensuring a wonderful experience even in its budget-friendly class.

Major Routes

Frequent Flyer Program

• Passengers can earn Airpoints Dollars with each flight, which can be used to book flights, upgrades, and more with Air New Zealand and its partner airlines.
• Air New Zealand offers various tier levels (Silver, Gold, Elite) for enhanced benefits based on your travel frequency.
• Frequent flyer members can access Air New Zealand and partner lounges at every major airport worldwide for comfort and relaxation.
• Passengers can expedite their airport experience with dedicated check-in counters and security screening lines for frequent flyers.
• Frequent flying members are the first to board the aircraft, ensuring ample space for your carry-on luggage.
• Passengers enjoy increased baggage allowances, which are valuable for longer trips and when traveling with family.
• Passengers receive complimentary upgrades to premium cabins, where they can enjoy access to specialized customer service representatives for quicker assistance.
• Receive exclusive offers, discounts, and promotions on flights, hotels, and more.
• Earn bonus Airpoints Dollars or miles for achieving certain travel milestones, and use earned points for flights, upgrades, or even car rentals and hotel stays.
• Enjoy amenities like priority meal selection, discounted Wi-Fi onboard, and tailored offers based on your travel preferences and history.

Tips and Tricks for Cheap Flight Tickets

Flexible Dates and Timing: Be open to traveling on weekdays or during off-peak hours, as these times often have lower demand and can lead to more affordable fares. Use Air New Zealand's fare search tools to compare prices across dates.

Book in Advance: Plan your trips and book your tickets well. Air New Zealand often offers lower prices for those who book several weeks or months before their travel date.

Sign Up for Fare Alerts: Subscribe to Air New Zealand's newsletter or fare alerts to receive notifications about special deals, promotions, and discounts. This way, you can grab the best deals when they become available.

Consider Connecting Flights: Sometimes, choosing flights with layovers or connecting routes can be cheaper than direct flights. While it might extend your travel time slightly, it could save you a significant amount on your ticket.

Use Airpoints Dollars or Miles: If you're a frequent flyer or a member of a loyalty program, consider using your Airpoints Dollar or miles to offset the cost of your ticket or even get free flights. Keep an eye out for opportunities to earn and redeem points.

Air New Zealand Baggage Policy

Checked-In Baggage: Passengers have options for the checked luggage allowance Air New Zealand offers. 1 free checked bag is provided to economy-class passengers, and it can weigh up to 23 kg. Premium Economy class passengers, on the other hand, frequently get higher baggage allowances, including 2 bags that can each weigh up to 23 kg. Business class passengers on Delta One are permitted to bring 2 bags of 32 kg each. By cabin class and route, there are different restrictions on luggage size and weight. Members of frequent flyer programs and those with elite status may be eligible for additional baggage allowance.

Carry-On Baggage: Passengers benefit from the carry-on baggage policy of Air New Zealand. Ordinarily, passengers traveling in economy class are only permitted to bring 1 cabin bag. The bag's total weight should be at most 7 kg. However, those traveling in Business and Premium Economy classes are given a 10 kg additional baggage allowance. The carry-on bag's dimensions should be at most 56x35x23 cm. Personal items and additional products, such as duty-free purchases, are typically permitted. Passengers must ensure the additional item is small enough to fit under their seats.