Air New Zealand
Air New Zealand's story began in April 1940 when its forerunner airline, Tasman Empire Airways
Limited (TEAL) was incorporated. Air 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 and
a Star Alliance member. Its main base is Auckland International Airport.
The main work of the Air New Zealand Group
is the operation of domestic and international passenger transport and cargo. Their mission is to strive to have a in every
market.They serve by creating a workplace where
teams are committed to their customers in a distinctively New Zealand way, resulting in superior industry returns. They wish
to be the customers' airline of choice when travelling to, from and within New Zealand. They also want to build competitive
advantage in all of our businesses through the creativity and innovation of their people.
Air New Zealand is transforming its business to firmly put the customer at the front of all its
processes.The domestic business was the first to undergo dramatic transformation. The airlines want to promote New Zealand
and its people, culture and business at home and overseas. Their futue thought is to work together as a great team committed
to the growth and
vitality of the company and New Zealand. They hope to see their workplaces energised and where everyone can make a difference.
Air New Zealand Cargo connects New Zealand, Australia and the South Pacific with Asia, Japan, North America and Europe.
The current Air New Zealand fleet consists of the following aircraft:
- 14 Airbus A320-232
- 14 Boeing 737-300
- 8 Boeing 747-400
- 9 Boeing 767-300ER
- 4 Boeing 777-219ER
- 4 Boeing 777-219ER
- 4 Boeing 787-819
- 13 Bombardier Q300
