Air New Zealand With Experian Airfare

Based in Auckland, New Zealand, Air New Zealand is a leading airline renowned for its exceptional service and comfortable flying experience. Offering flights to over 20 domestic destinations across New Zealand and more than 30 international destinations worldwide, including Australia, the United States, Asia and Europe. Whether you are travelling for business or leisure you can enjoy world-class in-flight amenities, top-notch customer service and seamless connectivity to major cities around the world.

Air New Zealand Baggage Policy

1. Carry-on Baggage: Passengers are allowed to carry 1 carry-on baggage along with one personal item like handbag, camera bag, etc in the flight. However, the bag's length, width and height (including any wheels and packed away handles), then adding the three measurements together should be up to 118cm (46.5 inches). Passengers traveling in Economy fares get 1 carry-on bag plus 1 small item, like a handbag or thin laptop weighing up to 7kg (15lb). Whereas Premium Economy, Business Premier, connecting Business Premier, and Airpoints Gold, Elite and Star Alliance Gold members get 2 bags plus one small item. weigh up to 14kg (30lb) in total, with one item weighing up to 10kg (22lb).
2. Checked Baggage: Passengers are allowed to carry checked baggage as per their traveling fare class which differs on the basis of route, destination etc. For passengers traveling international theworks, worksflexi and Economy fares include 1 checked-in bag, Premium Economy fares include 2, and Business Premier fares include 3 and more cannot be added. Each checked-in bag can weigh up to 23kg (50lb) before incurring fees. The total can be up to 158cm (62 inches) for each checked-in bag no matter what kind of fare ticket you have. If your bag is bigger than this, you can often pay an oversize charge at the airport.

Air New Zealand Fare Type

1. Seat+Bag: Designed for budget-conscious travellers this fare includes a seat and 1 checked bag. It is perfect for short-haul trips or passengers who don't need additional services.
2. The Works: This mid-tier option includes a checked bag, seat selection, in-flight entertainment, meals and the ability to change or cancel your booking for a fee. It's ideal for those seeking more convenience without opting for premium services.
3. Works Deluxe: Offer everything included in The Works, along with extra perks like priority check-in, additional baggage allowance, and access to airport lounges on certain routes. This option is suitable for travelers looking for a bit more comfort and flexibility.
4. Premium Economy Class: A step up from standard economy class offering larger seats, enhanced meals, extra baggage and priority boarding. Ideal for long-haul flights where comfort is a priority.
5. Business Class: Provides the highest level of comfort with fully reclining seats, gourmet dining, premium services, and access to lounges. Business class passengers enjoy more flexibility in changes and cancellations.
6. First Class: The most luxurious fares, offering personalized service, private suits, exclusive amenities and a superior in-flight experience.

Air New Zealand Policy for Changes and Cancellations -

• Changes: Air New Zealand allows passengers to make changes to their bookings, depending on the fare type. Changes can be made online or through customer service with fees applicable for non-flexible tickets. Flexible fare options offer greater ease often with minimal or no charges for changes.
• Cancellations: Cancellations are subject to the fare conditions. Non-refundable tickets typically incur a cancellation fee, with the remaining balance issues as a travel credit. Flexible tickets allow for cancellations with little to no penalty. Passengers are advised to check specific terms and conditions for their ticket type to determine applicable fees.

In-Flight Entertainment of Air New Zealand

• Personalised Screens: Each seat is equipped with a large, high-definition screen offering a wide range of content to cater to different preferences.
• Movies and TV shows: Passengers can choose from a vast collection of the latest movies, TV series and popular shows across the various genres including new releases and classics.
• Music and Podcasts: A variety of music playlists, albums and podcasts are available allowing passengers to relax or discover new content during their flight.
• Kids Entertainment: Air New Zealand offers family-friendly options including cartoons, education content and games keeping young travelers entertained throughout the flight.
• Wifi Connectivity: On select flights, passengers can enjoy in-flight Wifi staying connected with friends, family or work.

Air New Zealand Check-in Policy

1. Online Check-in: Now you can reduce the stress of standing in long queues and check-in at the comfort of your home with the online check-in. You can do this either through their official website or by downloading the air NZ app. Online check-in is open 24 hours before the scheduled departure of your flight and closes 30 minutes before your flight departs for your domestic flight. Along with completing your check-in, you can even select your seats, receive your boarding pass by email, and can print bag tags for yourself.
2. Airport check-in: There are two types of airport check-in:
   • New Zealand domestic check-in: For travel within New Zealand, check-in closes 30 minutes before scheduled departure. If you're connecting to an international flight and/or your child is travelling alone, check-in closes 60 minutes before departure. You can also kiosk service where you can choose your seat and print the boarding passes and bag tags. Attach the labels to your bags and take them to the bag drop.
   • International check-in: Your international check-in time depends on your particular flight. Some flights close check-in 90 minutes before departure. Others can be 120 minutes beforehand. You can check the timings on your e-ticket. If you have all the travel documentation required by your destination and transit points, you can skip the queues and use the self-service kiosks. You will be asked to scan your machine-readable passport. Then confirm your seats, and print your boarding passes and bag tags.