<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by mad_atta:
There are actually one or two flights from CHC to AKL that operate between the international terminals, as they are the extension of an international flight. I'm assuming you must actually be on one of these if you're in C class, since there's no business class on regular NZ domestic flights.
Easy ways to tell if it's an 'international' flight between CHC and AKL are
(a) if the flight number has 2 digits not three
(b) if the a/c is a 747 or a 767-300
(c) if it has business class.a
Being on an international rather than domestic flight will make your transit at AKL much easier, and presumably you'll have to exit the country at CHC.</font>
Thanks mad_atta,
If my routing was like:
SIN-SYD,
SYD-AKL,
AKL-CHC,
CHC-MEL,
MEL-SIN
Now can I take a AKL-CHC 'international' flight which has business class, even if I want to stay in CHC for a few days. If so, will need to clear customs/immi again at CHC, even though I boarded at AKL, and does CHC also have two separate terminals.
PS: Really enjoyed your trip report
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/Forum81/HTML/003805.html
, and so am taking TG/F for SYD-AKL!
cheers
AJ
[This message has been edited by AJLondon (edited Feb 15, 2004).]