Category: NZ News

Pac Blue to add premium economy
Airlines

Pacific Blue has announced that it will add premium economy seats to its domestic New Zealand services as it seeks to increase its 11 per cent market share against competitors Air New Zealand and Jetstar. Pacific Blue CEO Mark Pitt told the stuff.co.nz website, “The New Zealand public, they do want low fares, but they

ANZ launches A320 ‘sharklet’ winglets
Airlines

Airbus has launched its new ‘sharklet’ wingtip device for A320 Family aircraft, which promise “at least” a 3.5 per cent fuel burn improvement over longer flights, with an order commitment from Air New Zealand. One of the 14 A320s recently ordered by Air New Zealand will be the first aircraft delivered with the ‘sharklet’ in

Qantas cries foul on NZ passenger levy
Airlines

The Qantas Group has spoken out against plans by the New Zealand Civil Aviation Authority to impose passenger safety charges on Jetstar’s domestic New Zealand services. Under changes to legislation proposed by the New Zealand government, the NZCAA would be able to impose a levy on services operated within New Zealand by airlines operating on

Air NZ opts for Airbus
Airlines

Air New Zealand has ordered 14 new Airbus A320s to replace 15 Boeing 737-300s for domestic services, to join 12 A320s already in service for trans Tasman and Pacific routes. The deal, announced on November 3, also includes purchase options on 11 further A320s, which could possibly be upgraded to A321s. This content is available

CTC ranks in Deloitte Top 50 list
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New Zealand based CTC Aviation Training has ranked 23rd in Deloitte’s list of New Zealand’s 50 Fastest Growing Companies. The company, whose operations are based in Hamilton, was also awarded the ‘Fastest Growing Business Services Business’ award for the Central North Island. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. Login Become a Member

NZ-South Africa air services agreement expanded
Airlines

New Zealand and South Africa have expanded their air services agreement, which will allow airlines to operate daily services via Australia. “The new arrangements will provide a real boost for business, tourism and people-to-people links,” said New Zealand’s Associate Minister of Transport Nathan Guy. “This will allow the airlines of each country to pick up

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