Airlines
Air Canada makes getting to Canada easy. In conjunction with our Star Alliance partner, Air New Zealand, we provide thirty joint services every week via Sydney (non-stop Sydney – Vancouver effective December 15, 2007), Honolulu, San Francisco or Los Angles, offering New Zealanders the most frequent, direct and convenient way to travel to Canada and beyond.
Air Canada
| Travelling around Canada has never been easier, with Air Canada and its partners providing service to more destinations
in Canada than any other airline. Take advantage of our competitive fares to Canada as well as our flexible, multi coupon
Star Alliance Airpass within North America. As an added bonus Air Canada’s award winning frequent flyer programme, Aeroplan,
is free to join and offers members the wards and benefits of flying Air Canada and our Star Alliance partners.
These include Air New Zealand whose own members can earn points and obtain awards on Air Canada flights. |
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For further information/reservations: www.aircanada.com
Or contact your IATA travel agent or free phone Air Canada 0508 747 767
Air New Zealand
| Air New Zealand Limited is principally involved in providing air passenger and cargo transport services within
New Zealand, as well as to Australia, the South Pacific, Asia, North America, the United Kingdom and most recently Canada.
The company also encompasses business units providing engineering and ground handling services. Subsidiaries extend to booking
systems, travel wholesaling and retailing services. |
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Air New Zealand directly serves 48 cities including 26 destinations within New Zealand. On an average day it makes more than 500 flights. In the financial year to June 30, 2006, it carried more than 11 million passengers. Flights range from a 25 minute trip from Wellington to Blenheim, to a 13 hour 30 minute, 11,084 km flight from Los Angeles to Christchurch, one of the longest in commercial aviation.
Air New Zealand recently refitted all eight of its Boeing 747s with new interiors and introduced eight new Boeing 777-200 aircraft to its long haul fleet. The airline has also placed an order for eight Boeing 787-9 ‘Dreamliner’ aircraft expected to arrive in 2010.
For further information: www.airnewzealand.com
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