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Ann: MONTHLY: AIR: Air New Zealand Investor Updat

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    • Release Date: 25/07/13 13:25
    • Summary: MONTHLY: AIR: Air New Zealand Investor Update (Op Stats) - June 2013
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    25/07/2013 11:25
    MONTHLY
    
    REL: 1125 HRS Air New Zealand Limited (NS)
    
    MONTHLY: AIR: Air New Zealand Investor Update (Op Stats) - June 2013
    
    CONTENTS
    
    -June market conditions
    -Company news
    -Operating statistics table (please see attached document)
    
    JUNE MARKET CONDITIONS
    
    Air New Zealand carried 1,178,000 passengers during the month of June, 1.8%
    more than the same period last year. Revenue passenger kilometres (RPKs)
    decreased 2.5% on a capacity (ASKs) decrease of 2.1%. Group load factor was
    83.3%, down 0.3 of a percentage point.
    
    Short Haul passenger numbers were up 3.1% on the same period last year.
    Demand (RPKs) increased in the Domestic market by 5.7%, while capacity
    increased 0.2%. Domestic load factor was up 4.2 percentage points to 83.1%.
    
    Tasman/Pacific demand (RPKs) increased 2.0%, with capacity (ASKs) increasing
    3.6%, reflecting the additional frequency on Auckland-Honolulu and the
    up-gauge to a B777 aircraft on Auckland-Perth. Load factor for Tasman/Pacific
    was down 1.2 percentage points to 82.4%.
    
    Long Haul passenger numbers decreased 7.2% compared to June last year, with
    demand (RPKs) down 6.9% while capacity decreased 5.7%. Load factor decreased
    by 1.1 percentage points to 83.8%.
    
    On North America/UK routes, demand (RPKs) increased 13.0% with capacity
    (ASKs) increasing by 13.0%. Load factor remained static on the previous year
    at 89.8%.
    
    Demand (RPKs) was down 37.2% on Asia/Japan/UK routes, with capacity (ASKs)
    decreasing by 30.7% as a result of the consolidation of China flying onto
    Shanghai and the withdrawal of Hong Kong-London flights. Load factor
    decreased 7.3 percentage points to 70.9%.
    
    Group-wide yields for the financial year to date were up 0.9% on the same
    period last year. Short Haul yields were down 2.3%, while Long Haul yields
    were up 4.3%. Removing the impact of foreign exchange, Group-wide yields were
    up 2.0%.
    
    In June, 79.0% of Air New Zealand's Domestic flights departed within 10
    minutes of scheduled departure time.
    
    COMPANY NEWS
    
    DRAFT ACCC DECISION ON VIRGIN AUSTRALIA ALLIANCE
    
    Air New Zealand welcomes the ACCC's draft determination to reauthorise the
    Air New Zealand and Virgin Australia trans-Tasman alliance for three years.
    Air New Zealand will now engage with the ACCC as it considers submissions
    before finalising its decision over the coming weeks.
    
    The airline considers that in the current market structure, capacity
    conditions are not necessary to maintain strong competition in the
    trans-Tasman market and will work with the ACCC to understand its rationale
    for requiring such conditions and the limited three year authorisation
    period.
    
    In the two years since the alliance became operational it has delivered
    benefits to tourism and business in the form of more flight capacity, more
    frequency, new routes, better scheduling and service quality while
    maintaining competitive pricing.
    
    NEW PARAPARAUMU-CHRISTCHURCH SERVICE ANNOUNCED
    
    Air New Zealand is expanding its services to and from the Kapiti Coast, with
    a new daily direct service between Paraparaumu and Christchurch from November
    and a special early bird fare to celebrate.
    
    The new service will be operated by Air New Zealand subsidiary Air Nelson and
    provide more than 36,000 direct seats per year between the two regions. Air
    New Zealand is offering a special launch fare of $59 one way for travel until
    18 December.
    
    AIR NEW ZEALAND TEAMS UP WITH THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS
    
    San Francisco Giants fans were treated to a uniquely Kiwi experience at last
    Friday night's home game against the Diamondbacks with Air New Zealand
    staging a 'take over' of AT&T Park including a cultural and sporting exchange
    with four All Blacks players.
    
    Several World Champion All Blacks met up on the field with some World Series
    Champion Giants players prior to the official game day batting practice. The
    Giants were taught some rugby tips and tricks before the All Blacks stood at
    home plate and faced off against some of the Giants' world class pitchers.
    
    The Giants also partnered with Air New Zealand to challenge their fans to
    jump onto Twitter and explain why they should by chosen to be transported
    directly from AT&T Park on Friday night and onto a direct Air New Zealand
    flight to Auckland for a 'Giant New Zealand Weekend.'
    End CA:00238964 For:AIR    Type:MONTHLY    Time:2013-07-25 11:25:47
    				
 
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