Air NZ going back to Bali
Air New Zealand will operate a second season of Auckland to Bali services next year in response to demand.
A Boeing 767-300 aircraft will operate twice weekly non-stop Auckland – Denpasar services from June 1 to October 15 – three weeks longer than the 2012 season.
Air New Zealand group general manager Australasia Bruce Parton said figures for this winter show a 38% increase in Kiwis travelling to the island compared with the 2011 winter.
"Our direct service to Denpasar is a hassle free and considerably quicker alternative to options offered by other carriers.
"More than a third of our seats to Bali for the 2012 season sold within the first week, so we’re expecting them to be incredibly popular once again," Parton said.
By Ian Jarrett
Ian Jarrett
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