Air New Zealand - Asia

Air New Zealand (IATA: NZ, ICAO: ANZ, and Callsign: New Zealand) is a major scheduled passenger airline based in Auckland, New Zealand. It is the New Zealand flag carrier focusing on Australasia and the South Pacific, with services to Europe, North America and Asia. It is a Star Alliance member. Its main base is Auckland International Airport. Air New Zealand - History. Air New Zealand - Beginnings as TEAL. The airline was established on 26 April 1940, origi ...

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• Air New Zealand - History
• Air New Zealand - Beginnings as TEAL
• Air New Zealand - Union Airways and NAC
• Air New Zealand - Post War expansion
• Air New Zealand - The 1960s
• Air New Zealand - The 1970s; merger; Erebus
• Air New Zealand - The 1980s
• Air New Zealand - 1989 onwards - privatisation
• Air New Zealand - Expansion
• Air New Zealand - Over-expansion
• Air New Zealand - Collapse
• Air New Zealand - Rebirth
• Air New Zealand - New Aircraft
• Air New Zealand - Onwards into the future
• Air New Zealand - Outsourcing of maintenance
• Air New Zealand - Services
• Air New Zealand - New Longhaul Product
• Air New Zealand - Subsidiaries
• Air New Zealand - Routes
• Air New Zealand - Domestic and regional
• Air New Zealand - Australia
• Air New Zealand - Oceania
• Air New Zealand - Asia
• Air New Zealand - Canada
• Air New Zealand - United States
• Air New Zealand - United Kingdom
• Air New Zealand - Fleet
• Air New Zealand - Livery
• Air New Zealand - Previous aircraft operated

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Air New Zealand - Beginnings as TEAL. The airline was established on 26 April 1940, originally named TEAL (Tasman Empire Airways Limited), its first flight was on 30 April 1940, with a Short Empire flying boat carrying 10 passengers from Auckland to Sydney. Registered ZK-AMA and named "Aotearoa", the lumbering aircraft took around 7 hours 30 minutes to travel the 1345 miles between the two cities. On 31 March 1941, TEAL's first annual report revealed that 130 trans-Tasman flights had been completed, 174,200 miles flown and 1461 passengers carrie ...

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Air New Zealand, Air New Zealand - History, Air New Zealand - Beginnings as TEAL, Air New Zealand - Union Airways and NAC, Air New Zealand - Post War expansion, Air New Zealand - The 1960s, Air New Zealand - The 1970s; merger; Erebus, Air New Zealand - The 1980s, Air New Zealand - 1989 onwards - privatisation, Air New Zealand - Expansion, Air New Zealand - Over-expansion, Air New Zealand - Collapse, Air New Zealand - Rebirth, Air New Zealand - New Aircraft, Air New Zealand - Onwards into the future, Air New Zealand - Outsourcing of maintenance, Air New Zealand - Services, Air New Zealand - New Longhaul Product, Air New Zealand - Subsidiaries, Air New Zealand - Routes, Air New Zealand - Domestic and regional, Air New Zealand - Australia, Air New Zealand - Oceania, Air New Zealand - Asia, Air New Zealand - Canada, Air New Zealand - United States, Air New Zealand - United Kingdom, Air New Zealand - Fleet, Air New Zealand - Livery, Air New Zealand - Previous aircraft operated

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Air New Zealand and its fully integrated link regional partners operate the following scheduled services (at August 2005): Air New Zealand - Domestic and regional. Auckland (Auckland International Airport) Christchurch (Christchurch International Airport) Dunedin (Dunedin International Airport) Gisborne Hamilton (Hamilton International Airport) Hokitika Invercargill Kaitaia Kerikeri Napier New Plymouth ...

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Air New Zealand, Air New Zealand - History, Air New Zealand - Beginnings as TEAL, Air New Zealand - Union Airways and NAC, Air New Zealand - Post War expansion, Air New Zealand - The 1960s, Air New Zealand - The 1970s; merger; Erebus, Air New Zealand - The 1980s, Air New Zealand - 1989 onwards - privatisation, Air New Zealand - Expansion, Air New Zealand - Over-expansion, Air New Zealand - Collapse, Air New Zealand - Rebirth, Air New Zealand - New Aircraft, Air New Zealand - Onwards into the future, Air New Zealand - Outsourcing of maintenance, Air New Zealand - Services, Air New Zealand - New Longhaul Product, Air New Zealand - Subsidiaries, Air New Zealand - Routes, Air New Zealand - Domestic and regional, Air New Zealand - Australia, Air New Zealand - Oceania, Air New Zealand - Asia, Air New Zealand - Canada, Air New Zealand - United States, Air New Zealand - United Kingdom, Air New Zealand - Fleet, Air New Zealand - Livery, Air New Zealand - Previous aircraft operated

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Air New Zealand - New Longhaul Product. On the 28th of June 2004, Air New Zealand released some of the details regarding their new longhaul product which will help the airline turn around the profitability of their international services. Every seat on their Boeing 747 (and ordered Boeing 777) fleet of aircraft will be replaced with a more comfortable seat equipped with a personal LCD screen linked to an audio and video on demand system which allows passengers to play, pause, stop, rewind and forward media on dem ...

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Air New Zealand, Air New Zealand - History, Air New Zealand - Beginnings as TEAL, Air New Zealand - Union Airways and NAC, Air New Zealand - Post War expansion, Air New Zealand - The 1960s, Air New Zealand - The 1970s; merger; Erebus, Air New Zealand - The 1980s, Air New Zealand - 1989 onwards - privatisation, Air New Zealand - Expansion, Air New Zealand - Over-expansion, Air New Zealand - Collapse, Air New Zealand - Rebirth, Air New Zealand - New Aircraft, Air New Zealand - Onwards into the future, Air New Zealand - Outsourcing of maintenance, Air New Zealand - Services, Air New Zealand - New Longhaul Product, Air New Zealand - Subsidiaries, Air New Zealand - Routes, Air New Zealand - Domestic and regional, Air New Zealand - Australia, Air New Zealand - Oceania, Air New Zealand - Asia, Air New Zealand - Canada, Air New Zealand - United States, Air New Zealand - United Kingdom, Air New Zealand - Fleet, Air New Zealand - Livery, Air New Zealand - Previous aircraft operated

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On June 14, 2005 Air New Zealand Chief Executive Ralph Norris announced that he had accepted the position of Managing Director and Chief Executive of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia and therefore would be leaving Air New Zealand on August 31. The hunt began for a new Chief Executive and a number of internal and external candidates are being considered. On May 30 2005 the United Kingdom and New Zealand reached an agreement which removed Air New Zealand's effective restriction of seven return services per week along with several othe ...

See also:

Air New Zealand, Air New Zealand - History, Air New Zealand - Beginnings as TEAL, Air New Zealand - Union Airways and NAC, Air New Zealand - Post War expansion, Air New Zealand - The 1960s, Air New Zealand - The 1970s; merger; Erebus, Air New Zealand - The 1980s, Air New Zealand - 1989 onwards - privatisation, Air New Zealand - Expansion, Air New Zealand - Over-expansion, Air New Zealand - Collapse, Air New Zealand - Rebirth, Air New Zealand - New Aircraft, Air New Zealand - Onwards into the future, Air New Zealand - Outsourcing of maintenance, Air New Zealand - Services, Air New Zealand - New Longhaul Product, Air New Zealand - Subsidiaries, Air New Zealand - Routes, Air New Zealand - Domestic and regional, Air New Zealand - Australia, Air New Zealand - Oceania, Air New Zealand - Asia, Air New Zealand - Canada, Air New Zealand - United States, Air New Zealand - United Kingdom, Air New Zealand - Fleet, Air New Zealand - Livery, Air New Zealand - Previous aircraft operated

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