Air New Zealand To Increase Flights To China

Commencing February 4, Air New Zealand will increase its operations between Auck­land International Airport (AKL) and Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG) from three to four times weekly.

New Zealand’s national carrier currently operates the route with its Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner.

Adding the extra flight to its sched­ule will increase seat availability to 1200 direct seats per week between the two cities.

As travel demand has soared over the Lunar New Year, Air New Zea­land has seen demand for its Asian routes soar, with those to Shanghai already practically full. In January, the airline had already increased the service from twice to three times weekly.

Source: Simple Flying

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