Originally Posted by
Kiwi Flyer
The newspapers are in a stand at the gate. If you don't pick one up as you board then you're out of luck.
Originally Posted by
cavemanzk
I wouldn't have thought that afternoon passengers are the target market for newspapers. They might have been trying to reduce wastage.
Originally Posted by
WLGNZ
It was intersting this morning after leaving the lounge with no papers there were plenty at the gate for free. Maybe the masses on cheap fares are getting a better deal than the regular business travellers in the Koru Club?
I feel bad about being so negative on this issue as there are lots of things I do like about the Koru Clubs such as great, real coffee, and mostly pretty decent food compared to lounges in the rest of the world.
Originally Posted by
Rebound
I've also noticed this in Auckland, Free Paper's at the Gate yet none left in the lounge...
I seem to recall when NZ enhanced the domestic services, Koru Hour, food offerings, to give the final kick to QF, that newspapers were available to all on the breakfast flights. QF had that as part of the shortlived Cityflyer service