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Air New Zealand is the flag carrier airline of New Zealand, renowned globally for its innovative spirit, customer-centric approach, and deep cultural connection to Aotearoa (New Zealand). With a proud heritage that dates back to 1940, Air New Zealand has grown into one of the most respected and recognized airlines in the world, providing award-winning service across domestic, regional, and international networks.
Headquartered in Auckland, the airline serves as a vital bridge between New Zealand and the world, playing a central role in the country’s tourism, trade, and economic development. Air New Zealand is not only an airline—it’s a cultural ambassador, proudly showcasing the values of manaakitanga (hospitality) and kaitiakitanga (guardianship) in every journey.
To enrich the lives of New Zealanders and our visitors by safely connecting people, places, and cultures through extraordinary travel experiences.
To be the world’s most admired airline, known for our people, our spirit of innovation, and our commitment to a better, more sustainable future.
Founded in 1940 as TEAL (Tasman Empire Airways Limited), Air New Zealand initially focused on trans-Tasman flights before expanding into a global airline. In 1965, it was rebranded as Air New Zealand, launching its first international long-haul route to Los Angeles in 1965. Since then, the airline has grown into a global leader in aviation, widely praised for its operational excellence, onboard service, and uniquely Kiwi flair.
Air New Zealand connects New Zealand to more than 20 international destinations across the Pacific, Asia, North America, and Australia, while also operating an extensive domestic network that links over 20 cities and regions across the country.
Key routes include:
Air New Zealand’s hub at Auckland Airport serves as a strategic gateway between the Americas and Asia-Pacific, positioning New Zealand as a key transit point in the Southern Hemisphere.