AIR - Air NZ.

[Beagle]

Trick trivia question for the day to make sure you're all awake. What's the longest domestic flight operated by AIR N.Z. ?

[Kelvin]

Trick trivia question for the day to make sure you're all awake. What's the longest domestic flight operated by AIR N.Z. ?

By distance Auckland - Dunedin?
By flight time Wellington - Invercargill?

[Beagle]

By distance Auckland - Dunedin?
By flight time Wellington - Invercargill?

Awwwhhh...you're too good mate. Whatever brand of coffee you drink to be so wide awake in the morning I want some

[Mickey]

United Airlines (UAL.N) and Air New Zealand (AIR.NZ) have struck a revenue-sharing agreement, the companies said on Friday, as airlines boost flights to New Zealand's fast-growing tourism market.

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-ai...-idUSKCN0WC2K6

"To have a strong home market carrier like United Airlines working with us to grow this market through its extensive sales and distribution channels in the U.S. will provide a significant boost to inbound tourism," said Air New Zealand's CEO Christopher Luxon in a statement.

[winner69]

By distance Auckland - Dunedin?
By flight time Wellington - Invercargill?

Would AKL - Queenstown be further? Or do they take a short cut

Just asking

[Beagle]

Queenstown listed as 1027 km's 1hr 50m and Dunedin 1057 km's 1hr 55m. Wellington - Invercargill 767 km's 2 hr 05m - ATR600.

[Jantar]

Would AKL - Queenstown be further? Or do they take a short cut

Just asking

Queenstown is both north and west of Dunedin, so much closer to Auckland.

A few years ago when a group of Glider pilots were attempting to set a world distance record here in New Zealand the longest straight leg distance they find was Te Anau to Te Araroha (East Cape) at just over 1600 km.

[Kelvin]

Awwwhhh...you're too good mate. Whatever brand of coffee you drink to be so wide awake in the morning I want some

Nothing special with the coffee I drink, just started out as an aviation fan before becoming a share market investor (starting out in AIR).

[Beagle]

United Airlines (UAL.N) and Air New Zealand (AIR.NZ) have struck a revenue-sharing agreement, the companies said on Friday, as airlines boost flights to New Zealand's fast-growing tourism market.

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-ai...-idUSKCN0WC2K6

"To have a strong home market carrier like United Airlines working with us to grow this market through its extensive sales and distribution channels in the U.S. will provide a significant boost to inbound tourism," said Air New Zealand's CEO Christopher Luxon in a statement.

Good stuff and I was hoping this would happen.

[winner69]

At least some of price since going ex has been recovered.

Back to 291 sooner than later I think.