LA or San Fran PP Return from Sydney $949, Melbourne $933, Brisbane $950 @ Air New Zealand

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Air New Zealand's Big New Year Sale

LA or San Fran return per person from Sydney $949, Melbourne $933, Brisbane $950, Gold Coast $919, Adelaide $1,030, Perth $1,073.

Houston return per person from Sydney $1,139, Melbourne $1,123, Brisbane $1,189, Gold Coast $1,109, Adelaide $1,269, Perth $1,262.

Vancouver return per person from Sydney $1,399, Melbourne $1,389, Brisbane $1,400, Gold Coast $1,369, Adelaide $1,479, Perth $1,524.

Your adventure awaits in North America! Our biggest sale of the new year is on now. Hurry Book your flights today. Ends 31 JAN 2018.

Travel periods apply, refer to website for more details. Price quoted are Economy cabins. Paying for your booking with a charge, credit or debit card incurs a percentage based fee that differs by card type. Seats are limited & will not be available on all flights. Fares are available until deal ends or until sold out. Price correct as at 04 JAN 2018. New deals may be released at any time. Airfares may be extended. Standard Air New Zealand Conditions of Carriage, fare rules and Website Terms of Use apply. Refer to our website for full terms and conditions.

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  kipps on 04/01/2018 - 08:53

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  BNE/LAX for $950 is not a bargain. Only very recently Virgin had it for $936. Earlier sales see it sold for the high $800s. Not sure about the other prices.

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  oldrocker on 04/01/2018 - 09:53

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  I flew Air NZ few years ago ADL-LAX via AKL… very impressed with the plane, seats and most of all the service. The pilot was on his last flight after a long career and it was one of the smoothest flight.

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    SmiTTy on 04/01/2018 - 13:46

    How long was the flight?
    One of my hesitations of flying air nz is having to go via nz - it feels like it's a bit of a back track…

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      oldrocker on 04/01/2018 - 14:25

      ADL-1120 arr LAX-1445, don't know if other airlines have shorter times and flight times wasn't a consideration for me, as retired;-)

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      dane45 on 05/01/2018 - 11:08

      +1

      It depends a little on where you're going from/to. Compared to flying SYD/MEL direct to LA, you will add a few hours onto your travel time.

      Something to keep in mind is that transiting in Auckland is, in my experience, much less painful than at MEL, SYD or (god forbid) LAX.

      Another thing I appreciated was that when I flew MEL - LAX with AirNZ was that the AKL - LAX flight was an evening departure which made it much easier to get some sleep on the plane.

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        oldrocker on 05/01/2018 - 12:09

        As I was flying ex-ADL I'd probably had to catch flight from either MEL or SYD. I don't have a problem with MEL but with SYD, you'd have to make your way from Domestic to International terminal, and the 5-minute bus ride costs $6.00, what a rip-off!!!
        BUT, the overriding factor for me is the way you are treated by the Airline staff… the Air NZ staff were one of the most hospitable I've encountered, compared to some of the rather curt and abrupt manner my wife and I experienced with others, especially Qantas.