ZK-NCI about to touch down at Sydney on March 31 operating NZ105 from Auckland. The return NZ108 flight to Auckland would be the type’s last in Air New Zealand service. seth jaworski
Final Flight
After 32 years, Air New Zealand retires the 767
After almost 32 years in service, Air New Zealand has operated its final Boeing 767 service.
The final flight, operated on Friday March 31 by the last remaining 767‑300ER in the fleet, ZK-NCI, took off from Sydney as NZ108 at 19:28 and touched down in Auckland at 23:51 local time (sistership ZK-NCG was withdrawn from service a few days earlier on March 25 after operating NZ126 from Melbourne to Auckland).
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