Air NZ going back to Bali

Tuesday, 14 Oct, 2012 0

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



 

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