Cheap Air New Zealand Tickets

Get out and wander more of the world with Air New Zealand. When you reserve your flight through Travelocity, you’ll have access to a host of unforgettable destinations — along with some of the most affordable fares on offer. Adventure awaits!Air New Zealand has a superb fleet of aircraft that zigzags across the nation connecting friends, family and loved ones each and every day of the year. Have a look at their most popular national routes:

• Auckland (AKL-Auckland Intl.) to Wellington (WLG-Wellington Intl.) with 530 flights every month
• Wellington (WLG-Wellington Intl.) to Auckland (AKL-Auckland Intl.) with 517 flights every month
• Christchurch (CHC-Christchurch Intl.) to Auckland (AKL-Auckland Intl.) with 456 flights every month
• Auckland (AKL-Auckland Intl.) to Christchurch (CHC-Christchurch Intl.) with 451 flights every month

Step out of your comfort zone and jet across country borders with Air New Zealand. Their most traveled international routes include:

• Sydney, NSW (SYD-Kingsford Smith Intl.) to Auckland (AKL-Auckland Intl.) with 112 flights every month
• Auckland (AKL-Auckland Intl.) to Sydney, NSW (SYD-Kingsford Smith Intl.) with 112 flights every month
• Auckland (AKL-Auckland Intl.) to Melbourne, VIC (MEL-Tullamarine) with 86 flights every month
• Melbourne, VIC (MEL-Tullamarine) to Auckland (AKL-Auckland Intl.) with 86 flights every month

NZ is the IATA code for Air New Zealand. This two-character code, sometimes also referred to as the airline designator, is assigned by the International Air Transport Association. It identifies the airline for tariffs, tickets, telecommunications and more.

Your flight number can be found in your travel itinerary. It’s not difficult to locate if you know exactly what you’re searching for. Browse the document for a code made up of numbers and letters. The first couple of letters and digit identify your airline (these are called IATA airline codes). This is followed by one, two, three or four digits — your flight number.

This depends on where you’re flying to. It’s typically three hours for international flights and two hours for domestic. This can vary between airports and carriers, so it’s wise to check before you go.