Air New Zealand: Iata: NZ Oaci: Anz

AIR NEW ZEALAND
IATA: NZ
OACI: ANZ
MARIO BARAJAS DÍAZ

GENERAL INFORMATION
 Air New Zealand Limited is the flag airline of New

Zealand. It operates passenger flights to 21 domestic and
31 international destinations in 20 countries.
 Air New Zealand's strategic focus and competitive
advantage takes place on the Pacific Rim.
 Its network expands from New Zealand to Australia, the

South West Pacific, Asia, North America, South America
and the United Kingdom.
CEO: Christopher Luxon
 He has been Chief

Executive Officer
since January 2013.
Christopher was
President and Chief
Executive Officer at
Unilever Canada.
EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT TEAM (Some)
 Bruce Parton: Chief Operations Officer.
 Mike Tod: Chief Marketing & Customer Officer.
 John Whittaker: Chief Air Operations & People Safety

Officer.
LOGO
 According to the current logo designer, Kris Sowersby, it’s

a wordmark that reflects a modern company and at the
same time projects the important history and credibility.
Koru: Spiral shape of the Cyathea dealbata. It’s a symbol

in New Zealand, symbolizes new life, growth, strength and
peace.
CORPORATE COLORS
 Green and blue have special significance to New

Zealanders as a symbol of a heartfelt welcome and a
long-lasting relationship with New Zealand.
HISTORY
 The story began in April 1940,  The airline operated with a

founded as Tasman Empire combined DC-8 and DC-10
Airways Limited (TEAL). fleet until the 1980s, when the
larger Boeing 747 replaced
the older jets.
 In April 1965 TEAL was

renamed Air New Zealand
Limited.
 In April 1978, it became the first  In March 1999 Air New Zealand
New Zealand carrier to offer became a full member of the Star
both international and domestic Alliance group.
services.
 In July 2002, Air New Zealand

 In the 1980s and 1990s began a fleet renewal program
expanded its network to Asian and confirmed an order for 14 new
cities like Taipei, Nagoya, Osaka Airbus A320s.
and Fukuoka.
STAR ALLIANCE
In 1999, Air New Zealand joined Star Alliance. This offers more
opportunities for frequent flyers, also a large variety of destinations.
Other benefits are:

 Co-ordinated schedules.
 Qualification for Airpoints status.
 Worldwide recognition and privileges.
 Lounge access
FREQUENT FLYER PROGRAM
AIRPOINTS
As an Airpoints member you can earn Airpoints Dollars, which you
can spend on flights, rental cars and other things to make your
travel more enjoyable.
 Lounge Access  Other benefits
 Upgrades
 Extra baggage
AIRPOINTS TIERS
 Silver: 450 Status points.
 Gold: 900 Status Points
 Elite: 1500 Status points (at least 900 on ANZ operated flights)
HOW TO EARN AND SPEND AIRPOINTS

 Flights
 Retail partners
 Credit and debit cards
 Hotels, cars and travel
 Many other ways to earn.
FLEET
 The airline currently has 105

aircrafts, which vary in size
from the Bombardier Q300 to
the Boeing 777-300.
PRODUCTS
 GoPriority service: Most highly  GoGeneral service: Gives a
specialized service for cargo. solution for customers with
greater flexibility.
 Pets: Maximize pets’ comfort by

 GoExpress service: Permanent providing fully pressurised and
allocated capacity and the best temperature controlled
drop off and collection times. conditions.
MOBILE APPLICATION
The Air NZ mobile app, for iPhone and Android users, will
considerably speed up the check-in process by allowing customers
to:
 Check in from anywhere from 24 hours before departure
 Notifications remind you of key flight information, and let you
know if anything changes.
 Much more variety of benefits.
MAIN ROUTES: From Auckland International AKL
 Daily average of 62 arrivals and 64 departures.
MAIN ROUTES: From Wellington International WLG
 Daily average of 6 arrivals and 10 departures.
HUB: AUCKLAND INTERNATIONAL (AKL)
 Is the largest and busiest airport in New Zealand, with 19,387,627

passengers in the year ended October 2017. It is both a domestic
and international hub for Air New Zealand.
SOURCES
 https://www.airnewzealand.co.nz/about-air-new-zealand
 https://www.airnewzealand.co.nz/fleet
 http://www.staralliance.com/es/member-airline-details?airlineCode=NZ
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koru
 https://www.airnewzealand.co.nz/executive
 https://www.airnewzealand.co.uk/assets/PDFs/airnz-our-brand.pdf
 https://klim.co.nz/blog/airnz/
 https://www.bloomberg.com/profiles/people/17236143-christopher-luxon
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auckland_Airport#Airlines_and_destinations
 https://www.airnewzealand.com/route-maps
 https://www.airnewzealand.com/airpoints
 https://www.airnewzealand.com/earning-airpoints-dollars
 https://www.airnewzealand.co.nz/history
 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.co.airnz.mpass
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AIR NEW ZEALAND

MARIO BARAJAS DÍAZ

 Air New Zealand Limited is the flag airline of New

 Its network expands from New Zealand to Australia, the

 He has been Chief

 Bruce Parton: Chief Operations Officer.

 Mike Tod: Chief Marketing & Customer Officer.

 John Whittaker: Chief Air Operations & People Safety

 According to the current logo designer, Kris Sowersby, it’s

Koru: Spiral shape of the Cyathea dealbata. It’s a symbol

 Green and blue have special significance to New

 The story began in April 1940,  The airline operated with a

 In April 1965 TEAL was

 In July 2002, Air New Zealand

Other benefits are:

HOW TO EARN AND SPEND AIRPOINTS

 The airline currently has 105

 Pets: Maximize pets’ comfort by

 Is the largest and busiest airport in New Zealand, with 19,387,627

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