Are meals no longer served on Air NZ?
On my award ticket issued by UA, I'm seeing:
NZ162 Perth, WA, AU (PER)- Christchurch, NZ (CHC) Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner Fare Class: Economy (X) Meals: None Flight Time: 6 hr 10 mn It also states no meals on: NZ542 (CHC-AKL) NZ5654 (ZQN-CHC) NZ891 (CHC-MEL) Is it true that meals are no longer complimentary on all of the aforementioned flights? I also purchased a AKL-ZQN ticket that includes seat + 1 23kg check-in bag directly from Airnz's New Zealand website. Are meals included in this ticket? |
No Air NZ domestic flights have meals or catering.
Can not comment on your Perth flight. Safe flying. WLGNZ |
No meals on domestic flights, only tea or coffee and bag of crisps or a cookie.
on your PER-CHC looks like your award ticket is for a seat and bag only. they operate Seats to Suit on trans tasman flights where you can purchase a seat only (and 7kg cabin bag) seat+bag (no movies but tv series), the works (seat+bag+meal+movies) https://www.airnewzealand.co.nz/the-tasman-experience |
Typically Awards are booked into 'The Works' product, best way to check is to call NZ.
As an general rule all Intl flights under 10hours meals aren't included in the base fare, has been like this since 2010. All Domestic meals we're removed in 2001. |
This is a UA coding issue. Been like this as long as I can recall
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Originally Posted by hightide
(Post 27725450)
On my award ticket issued by UA, I'm seeing:
NZ162 Perth, WA, AU (PER)- Christchurch, NZ (CHC) Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner Fare Class: Economy (X) On the Tasman X on NZ is XBAGN (Seat+Bag), although likely UA Rewards aren't directly linked to this fare class. |
Originally Posted by jswong
(Post 27728692)
This is a UA coding issue. Been like this as long as I can recall
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As an general rule all Intl flights under 10hours meals aren't included in the base fare, has been like this since 2010. |
Originally Posted by curioustill
(Post 27728908)
I've always wondered how people can cope with no meal between Auckland and Honolulu for about 9 hours. I recently flew with Hawaiian Airlines there, we were given two meals and I still felt quite hungry!
Have dinner in the Lounge, then sleep. Then just take an couple of snacks with you for breakkie. |
Originally Posted by azdsgnr
(Post 27725527)
No meals on domestic flights, only tea or coffee and bag of crisps or a cookie.
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Originally Posted by cavemanzk
(Post 27725861)
Typically Awards are booked into 'The Works' product, best way to check is to call NZ.
As an general rule all Intl flights under 10hours meals aren't included in the base fare, has been like this since 2010. All Domestic meals we're removed in 2001. |
If it's on a UA ticket you'll have a Works fare, contrary to what the UA site says - have flown a bunch of these and always end up getting fed.
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A SIX HOUR INTL FLIGHT and no meal included? jesus. Air NZ might as well be a discount carrier these days. might as well fly Jetstar/Tigerair
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Originally Posted by keitherson
(Post 27733397)
A SIX HOUR INTL FLIGHT and no meal included? jesus. Air NZ might as well be a discount carrier these days. might as well fly Jetstar/Tigerair
They have 4 Y product levels on these services Seat Only Seat + Bag The Works (Includes: Meals,Drinks,Bags,Movies) Works Deluxe *320/767 services only |
Originally Posted by keitherson
(Post 27733397)
A SIX HOUR INTL FLIGHT and no meal included? jesus. Air NZ might as well be a discount carrier these days. might as well fly Jetstar/Tigerair
I haven't heard an exact figure for some time but a couple of years ago meals on S2S routes sat at under 40% of pax for TT and short haul services to the Islands but significantly higher for HNL and DPS. I don't think I've even bothered with a meal since they launched S2S on TT routes, there is no need for a 2 1/2 - 4 hr flight depending on destination. |
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