GETTING THERE

Air New Zealand

Air New Zealand offers you several ways to New Zealand from North America and ensures a uniquely Kiwi experience before you touch down. Air NZ fly to Auckland from New York, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Honolulu, and Vancouver. You can also choose to fly on United Airlines to Australia and fly back to North America on Air New Zealand if you are combining Australia and New Zealand for your vacation. Once onboard, sit back, relax and enjoy the unique Kiwi hospitality onboard. Experience the ergonomically designed Economy seat, stretch out on the innovative Economy Skycouch™, enjoy the luxurious leather seat in Premium Economy or unwind in their Business Premier™, home to one of the longest beds in the sky.

United Airlines

In early-2023, United announced the largest south pacific expansion in aviation history. United now serves more destinations in Australia and New Zealand than all U.S. carriers combined. With the new San Francisco to Christchurch route, United is the only Airline with direct flights into the South Island of New Zealand. United also has flight non-stop flights from Los Angeles to Auckland. United’s partnership with Air New Zealand open up several destinations within New Zealand. If you are planning an itinerary with Australia, United gives you several direct non-stop return flight options - Brisbane to Los Angeles, Brisbane / Sydney / Melbourne direct non-stop to San Francisco.

Qantas

From a humble, outback air mail operation to one of the world’s leading airlines, Qantas has carried a reputation for non-stop innovation, big dreams, and an adventurous spirit for over 100 years. Non-stop flights from San Francisco to Sydney have returned and Qantas have new non-stop flights from New York to Auckland, New Zealand and on to Australia from June 2023. Qantas offers non-stop services from Los Angeles to Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney; Dallas/Fort Worth to Sydney and Melbourne and Honolulu to Sydney. Plus, you can enjoy effortless travel to over 70 destinations across our network in Australia and New Zealand. When you hop on a Qantas flight to Australia or New Zealand, it will be love at first flight.

American Airlines

American Airlines is one of the largest and oldest airlines in the United States. With its main hub at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, American Airlines operates a vast network of international long-haul flights to destinations across Europe, Asia, South America, and beyond. Onboard facilities typically include amenities such as lie-flat seats, personal entertainment systems, and complimentary meals and beverages.

American Airlines have direct nonstop flights from Dallas-Fort Worth to Auckland. You also have the option of flying back from several airports in Australia on American Airlines or their alliance partner Qantas.