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Air New Zealand will ramp up its domestic capacity quicker than planned and operate at 70 per cent of pre-COVID-19 levels in August. The airline had targeted running at just 55 per cent but said it was “pleasantly surprised” by demand. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member To
The now-iconic design measured 275 kilometres east-west and 250 km north-south and took just under 90 minutes to complete.
The comments are the first Moore has publicly given since Bain beat out Cyrus Capital Partners last month to become the preferred bidder for the airline.
Australian Aviation can reveal the new edition will allow users to take-off and land in 613 airports in Australia.
The new schedule, which comes into effect from 1 August, will allow customers to fly via the hub airport to 63 different destinations in the coming weeks.
Simon Hickey is believed to have already taken up the role and his immediate tasks will be to finalise the design of the facility’s new terminal precinct.
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