Air New Zealand is to increase capacity on its
Auckland to Honolulu service, on Pacific Island routes and operate
a third season of its Auckland to Bali service.
The airline will
operate four services a week between Auckland and Honolulu from 16
June to 25 October next year, moving to five services a week over
the peak 30 June to 27 July period.
Air New Zealand Group
General Manager New Zealand and Pacific Islands Cam Wallace said
Hawaii continues to prove popular with customers, especially those
with families.
“Hawaii is an ideal school holiday
destination as it’s almost a full day behind New Zealand meaning
there’s no difficulty in adjusting to a different time zone,” Mr
Wallace said.
Air New Zealand will also operate a third
season of its popular non-stop Auckland to Bali service next year
and increase capacity on the route by 40%.
The twice
weekly 2014 seasonal service between Auckland and Denpasar will
operate from 31 May to 19 October. The service will be bolstered
to three flights a week over the most popular period of 1 July to
12 October.
Overall capacity on Pacific Island routes will
also increase by 7.1% over the Northern Summer period
between April to October.
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