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savara on 10/01/2009 - 08:58 emirates.com (1726 clicks)
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Emirates

Special Offer

A to NZ from only $99* online.
3 day online sale from 10th January

Don't miss your chance to discover New Zealand with Emirates. For a limited time you can book online fares from only $99* one way or $198* return.

Details are below but hurry, sale ends 12th January 2009.

Fly From: Sydney
To: Christchurch
One Way (excluding tax): $99*
Return (excluding tax): $198*

Fly From: Sydney
To: Auckland
One Way (excluding tax): $99*
Return (excluding tax): $198*

Fly From: Melbourne
To: Auckland
One Way (excluding tax): $99*
Return (excluding tax): $198*

Fly From: Brisbane
To: Auckland
One Way (excluding tax): $99*
Return (excluding tax): $198*

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  • savara on 10/01/2009 - 09:36

    fly between 01 Feb 09 - 31 Oct 09
    book online get upto 4256 skyward miles(Mel-Auck). New joinees to skywards get 2500 skyward miles free.

    • Ndiddy on 10/01/2009 - 11:46

      Is the 2500 skyward miles for free because you book the trip online? The only promo that comes close is the "Book online & earn up to 150% more Skywards Miles". Is this the one you're referring to for the 2500 free miles?

      • savara on 10/01/2009 - 17:48

        2500 Skyward points is your joining bonus for first flight. if you book online, you will get 130% sky miles for economy class ticket.

  • mrstoo on 10/01/2009 - 10:30
    -2

    The deal isn't quite as good as it sounds. The catch?

    It's $99 plus taxes one way which puts it closer to ~$200 each way and ~$400 return. Plus NZ$25 departure tax in NZ (separate to any taxes included on the ticket).

    The ACCC said something about airlines advertising fares "plus taxes", obviously Emirates think they're above this?

    Just as a point of reference Air NZ have Mel/Syd/Bne/GC to NZ for A$438 (including taxes).

  • quackster on 10/01/2009 - 10:39

    Price includes fuel surcharge. Airport taxes not included and range from $83 for one way and $133 for return Economy Class travel. Travel dates vary.

  • Ndiddy on 10/01/2009 - 12:20
    +2

    Actually this is a pretty good deal and I just found a way to make it better.

    So I took a radom route and date:

    Sydney -> Christchurch
    Depart 14 Feb 2009
    Return 21 Feb 2009

    Price with Emirates $305.44 including taxes

    Now do the same with Jetstar

    Price is 334.54 including taxes and 20kg of lugguage but not meals etc.

    Now Jetstar have a price beat guarantee:
    *If you find a published internet airfare on another airline that is lower than the lowest available comparable Jetstar fare on Jetstar.com and you purchase the fare through our call centre, we will beat that lower fare by 10%, provided we can verify the lower fare when you call to book. Another airline’s fare which has less than 20kg checked baggage allowance or excludes checked baggage allowance is comparable to Jetstar’s JetSaver Light fare and a fare which includes at least 20kg checked baggage allowance is comparable to Jetstar’s JetSaver fare. The comparable fare must be for a one way direct flight on the same route at a comparable time.

    So that would in effect make the cost of the trip $277.67 (305.44/1.10) if you flew with Jetstar. The only catch is as per their T&C's is that this 10% price beat guarantee is only until 23 Feb 2009 so it would only be for flights before that date.
    http://www.jetstar.com/au/en/travel-info/travel-services/pri…

    Still $278 return to NZ is not bad. Mind you though I would prob pay the extra $30 to fly with Emirates anyway but still.

    • quackster on 10/01/2009 - 15:18

      keep in mind:

      The applicable flight on the other airline must be a direct flight for the exact route departing and arriving at the same airports as the applicable Jetstar flight, and must be scheduled to depart:

      • within 1 hour of the applicable Jetstar flight, in the case of domestic Australia (ie direct flights wholly within Australia), or direct flights between Australia and New Zealand

      I don't think they're within one hour so the price match guarantee wouldn't be valid.

      • Ndiddy on 10/01/2009 - 15:25

        Yep spot on - Just double checked as well and they're out by a couple of hours.

        Still I think I'd rather fly Emirates anyway and hence why this is a top deal :D

        • Horizon on 11/01/2009 - 11:35

          +1 on that.

          Emirates would be a textbook no-brainer here.

    • Horizon on 11/01/2009 - 11:34

      Thanks for the good work!!

  • [Deactivated] on 10/01/2009 - 13:16

    yep, definitely just go emirates.

  • mastablasta on 10/01/2009 - 15:16

    Thumbs up to Emirates - inflight entertainment is very good - better than Singapore imho. I flew after booking tickets though a special offer posted by someone here early last year.

  • Bob81 on 10/01/2009 - 15:23
    +1

    Jetstar is by far the worst airline i've ever flown with international & domestic.

  • zhenjie on 10/01/2009 - 18:21
    +1

    I wish Emirates flew direct to Christchurch from Melbourne.

  • Xperia on 10/01/2009 - 22:11
    +1

    Thanks heaps!! Booked flights for 2 adults and 2 kids Sydney-Auckland September 2009. Four of us included taxes is $1,173.60 return fares! I've been checking flights to NZ with Air NZ, Virgin Blue and even Jetstar previously as we are planning to visit NZ for this year holiday. It's great I can get it good deal with Emirates and we'll be flying by Airbus 380..woo..hoo…!!

  • busterau on 11/01/2009 - 20:34

    NZ doesn't have the departure tax anymore (must be part of the ticket taxes now). Was there is August and no departure tax.

    • elguapo on 11/01/2009 - 20:59

      I can tell you with some certainty that that isn't true. I was there the week before Christmas and you weren't going anywhere unless you had purchased the $25 sticker for the back of your boarding pass.

    • zhenjie on 11/01/2009 - 21:39

      The tax has been scrapped from Auckland airport but from what I can see still applies to all other international airports like Christchurch.

  • busterau on 12/01/2009 - 07:16

    i departed from Auckland, so i was partially right :)

  • [Deactivated] on 13/01/2009 - 09:43

    Tried booking last night before deadline. And their system failed after 11:30pm. When it came back up again after 50 minutes of so the prices had changed. The system failed on processing of the credit card. Also interesting as their 10-12 jan deadline relates to AEST not Australia as inferred by their promotions.

    Anyone have any hardcopy details of the date conditions?

    All online data about the offer seems to have disappeared. Ring their 1300 number - answers - says call back later or wait - then it goes to engaged signal.

    While found inflight service is impeccable, their booking and ground support sucks - will see what happens with my email enquiry - if not will be flying AirNZ.

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