Air New Zealand Aircraft
Air New Zealand Aircraft Fleet
Air New Zealand operates a fleet of nearly 100 aircraft. The fleet comprises of Boeing 747s, 777s, 767s and 737s. Air New Zealand and its subsidiaries, including Mount Cook Airline, Eagle Airways and Air Nelson, also operates Airbus A320s, ATR72-500s, Bombardier Q300s and Beech 1900Ds mostly for domestic flights.
Fly Domestic on Air New Zealand's Airbus A320
Air New Zealand’s Airbus A320 is mainly used for domestic routes, although the aircraft is also used on smaller routes to Australia and Pacific islands. Air New Zealand currently have twelve A320s in their fleet which can seat up to 152 passengers.
Fly in Comfort in an Air New Zealand Boeing 747
When you fly a long haul flight on Air New Zealand you will probably be seated on a Boeing 747-400. The Boeing 747-400s are able to fly long haul routes with a range of 6000 miles. The extra range achieved with Boeing 747-400s has meant that Air New Zealand flights to Europe only need one stop-over in South-East Asia, cutting out stop-overs in India and the Middle East.
Air New Zealand also plan on adding new Boeing 787 Dreamliner and Boeing 777-300ER planes to their fleet. These new aircraft are expected to phase out the 747 on international long haul flights. However, there are still a couple more years before the 787 and 777-300ER become a part of the Air New Zealand aircraft fleet.
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