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Ann: GENERAL: AIA: AIAL Auckland Airport welcomes United Airlines

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    GENERAL: AIA: AIAL Auckland Airport welcomes United Airlines
    
    Media Release | 9 October 2015
    
    Auckland Airport welcomes
    United Airlines
    Auckland Airport welcomes the announcement that United Airlines will start a
    
    San Francisco to Auckland service in July 2016, using a B787 Dreamliner
    aircraft.
    Norris Carter, Auckland Airport's general manager - aeronautical commercial,
    says, "United Airlines last flew into Auckland Airport in 2003 and we are
    delighted to welcome them back. This new service is expected to deliver an
    additional 140,000 seats every year on the North American route, and
    contribute $190 million annually to the
    New Zealand economy."
    "The United States is our country's third largest international visitor
    market, after Australia and China. In the year to 31 August 2015, 236,272
    Americans visited
    New Zealand, an 11.2% increase on the previous year, and approximately 80% of
    them arrived at Auckland Airport."
    "The new United Airlines service will improve our air connectivity to
    North America. It provides greater airline choice for both the growing
    numbers of American visitors coming to New Zealand, particularly from beyond
    United Airlines'
    San Francisco hub, and the increasing number of New Zealanders travelling to
    the United States. It also improves air connectivity for United Airlines
    customers who can use Auckland Airport as a southern hub to connect them to
    destinations in
    New Zealand, the Pacific Islands and Australia."
    The new United Airlines service will operate from the airline's main West
    Coast hub. It will connect with 280 daily flights between San Francisco and
    more than 90 destinations in North America, Latin America, Europe and Asia /
    Pacific. It adds a convenient, one-stop service between Auckland and more
    than 44 cities in the
    United States, including more than 40 cities that do not already have a
    single-carrier, one-stop service to Auckland.
    "United Airlines will operate its new service to Auckland Airport in
    partnership with
    Air New Zealand. Auckland Airport welcomes airline alliances that increase
    air connectivity and provide consumer choice and competition," says Mr
    Carter.
    
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    For further information please contact:
    Simon Lambourne
    +64 27 477 6120
    [email protected]
    End CA:00271544 For:AIA    Type:GENERAL    Time:2015-10-09 13:52:42
    				
 
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