The fleet of
Air New Zealand
*Disclaimer*
Some images and planes are missing, that is because I haven't got around to adding them yet. More text will be added to each description too.
Fern
Boeing 787-9
The Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner is the flagship of the fleet, and is the replacement for the 777s that Air New Zealand currently has.
Boeing 777-300ER
The Boeing 777-300ER is one of the planes ever, and it looks really generic. This makes it a perfect workhorse and backbone for the airline to go and spread the koru around the place
Airbus A321neo
Long and simple, nice and modern. Not words that you would expect to be put with eachother but here we have it.
Airbus A320neo
Not so long, but basically the same as the A321neo. Both of which are used on international flights.
Airbus A320-200
The domestic icon, used on the longer routes within New Zealand.
ATR 72-600
The ATR 72-600 is a very fuel-efficient turboprop airliner that operates regionally in New Zealand (which obviously doesn't apply to Aeronautica).
DeHavilland Canada Dash 8
In the real fleet, Air New Zealand uses the Q300, but since there is no such model in-game, we are using the Q100.
Pacific Wave
Boeing 747-400
The Queen of The Skies! Unbeatable in opinion, sadly inefficient in reality.
Boeing 747-200
The -200 variant hardly wore the Pacific Wave livery for very long until they were sold.
Boeing 767-300ER
The early dreamliner as it's called (admittedly only by few).
ATR 72-600
Back when the ATRs were painted in the Pacific Wave livery, Air New Zealand used the -500 variant.
DeHavilland Canada Dash 8
Not commonly thought of in terms of the Pacific Wave livery, but it looks quite good in it.
Saab 340
Swedish gem.
Beech 1900D
(if added to the game in time)
You could call this plane itty bitty and get away with it, however, that is not the case for its forehead.
Retro
The Concorde
Obviously not ever in the fleet in real life, but it was added into our fleet for the 100 member special
Boeing 747-400
Introduced not long until the Pacific Wave rebrand, the 747-400 was among the more modern planes in the fleet at the time
Boeing 747-200
Would you believe me if I told you this is the better version of the 747? No? Good. Because it isn't lol.
