It is the national airline of New Zealand. The base of this airline is in Auckland. It operates on 20 domestic and 30 International destinations in almost 18 countries, most of them within the Pacific Rim. The airline is a member of the Star Alliance. 

The codeshare agreement of Air New Zealand is with these Airlines: Air Canada, Air China, Air Calin, Asiana Airlines, Air Tahiti Nui, and Etihad Airways. The fleet size of Air New Zealand is 104 aircraft. 

Cabin and Class

Business Premier

Business Premier is the absolute best class on Air New Zealand flights. The seating is configured in a 1-2-1 configuration and 1-1-1. Each of the seats is 22 inches large leather-based and comes with an ottoman footrest that doubles as a tourist seat. The seat converts to a full-length bed. 

Premium Economy

Premium Economy seats are in a devoted cabin, which is sharing bathrooms with the Business Premier cabin. It has equal temper lighting, eating and wine choice, and in-seat length and size as the Business Premier class. The seats are wide with a 9-inch recline and extended leg rests with a 2-4-2 configuration and a 2-3-2 configuration. The seat pitch is about forty-one inches.

Economy Class

Economy type is on hand on all aircraft, in a 3-3-3 configuration as well as a 3-4-3 configuration. The seats have a pitch of 31 to 34 inches, have a 6-inch recline, and have a bendy side seat that furnishes extra leg aid when reclined. Each seat has its very own AVOD amusement system, with a 9-inch display as well as a 10.6-inch touchscreen. 

Economy SkyCouch

The Economy SkyCouch is available on all aircraft that are used on shorter routes, the leg rests are locked out and the Skycouch seats act as regular economy seats. It is largely designed for families for use as a flat play surface, and for couples, who on purchasing the middle seat for 25% more each, can use it as a flat sleeping surface.

Air New Zealand’s cancellation policy

The Air New Zealand 24-hour cancellation coverage applies to all long-haul global flights, consisting of flights to or from the United States. Under the policy, if you buy a long-haul global flight ticket at least 7 days earlier than departure, you can cancel it within 24 hours of buying it—regardless of what kind of ticket you’ve purchased. 

The Air New Zealand cancellation coverage for long-haul global flights* permits you to cancel and refund your flight (partially/fully) if:

Air New Zealand:

1. Canceled your flight due to motives inside its manager and was once unable to book you on every other flight.
2. Delayed your flight and precipitated you to pass over a connecting flight on Air New Zealand.
3. Delayed your flight and induced you to cancel it as a result.
4. Didn’t/can’t board you on a flight even though you had a legitimate ticket.
5. Failed to land at your vacation spot or a stopover referred to on your ticket.
6. Changed your flight time drastically and may want to no longer book you on a flight proper to you.
7. Failed to grant you a seat in the cabin in which you bought it.