Air New Zealand has announced it's offering free Wi-Fi to customers on all Wi-Fi enabled flights this summer.
The news comes as the airline continues to roll out Wi-Fi across its international network, with the service now available on four of its Boeing 777-300 aircraft and five of its Boeing 777-200 aircraft that predominantly operate the airline’s trans-Tasman, US and London routes.
The free Wi-Fi offer began on December 1 and will continue to February 28 next year.
"We've had great customer interest in our inflight Wi-Fi product since we first started rolling it out on our international jet fleet in October last year.
"Offering free Wi-Fi over the summer period is a great way for our customers to be able to stay connected with friends and family," Air New Zealand chief revenue officer Cam Wallace says.
According to Air New Zealand, standard Wi-Fi services are charged at $30 NZD for a full flight to Australia and the Pacific Islands and $40 for the duration of a flight to North America, Europe and Asia destinations.
There is also a one-hour pass available for $9 on North America, Europe and Asia services.
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