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Important Notice for international Air New Zealand Travellers 13 Apr:

Please be aware, Air New Zealand’s cabin crew are holding a planned strike on Thursday 12 and Friday 13 February impacting some international flights.  Please kindly check your Air New Zealand app or emails for your latest international flight status. We thank you for your patience during this period.

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Before check in

Are your liquids, aerosols and gels 100ml or less?

Liquids, aerosols and gels are anything you can pour, smear or spray eg: water, eye make-up, antiperspirant.

CHECK IN

Put anything larger than 100mls or items you do not need for the flight, or are unsure about, in your check-in luggage.

There are no new restrictions on what you can pack into your check in luggage.

CARRY ON

If you want to take items through the screening point make sure:

  • these are in containers of 100ml or smaller.
  • all items fit in one small, clear, resealable plastic bag (1 litre volume or 20cm x 20cm max.) in your carry-on baggage. From Wednesday 1st of May 2024 for international flights only, you will no longer be required to remove these liquids, aerosols or gels - 100ml or under for security screening. These can now be left in your carry-on hand luggage when you go through the security screening area.
  • only one bag per person is allowed.

Prohibited carry on items

  • Firearms and guns (including replica toys guns and BB guns)
  • Pointed edge objects (including razor blades and scissors)
  • Blunt instruments (including sports equipment such as cricket bats and didgeridoos)
  • Explosives/inflammable substances (including replica explosive devices)
  • Chemical and toxic substances

Find out more about liquids, aerosols and gels:

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