Buy a Twin Seat at check-in and get twice the space

Twin Seat is a great way for Economy passengers to enjoy extra room inflight.

For a guaranteed extra seat, ask Air New Zealand's check-in counter staff on the availability for your flight. See the tables below for Twin Seat price details, which are per person per sector.

Twin Seat logo.

Twin Seats are not available on all flights and are subject to availability at the time of check-in. Not all armrests onboard our aircraft fully retract and therefore Twin Seat is not intended for, and may not allow you to sit across or lay across multiple seats.

From New Zealand

to Australia & Pacific Islands (except Perth & Tahiti)

Price

NZD 80


to long haul¹ destinations (including Perth & Tahiti)

Price

NZD 150


From Australia

to New Zealand (except from Perth)

Price

NZD 80


Perth to New Zealand

Price

NZD 150


From North America

Los Angeles & San Francisco to Auckland

Price

NZD 180


Houston to Auckland

Price

NZD 180


New York to Auckland

Price

NZD 270


Honolulu to Auckland

Price

NZD 180


Vancouver to Auckland

Price

NZD 220


From Pacific Islands

Rarotonga & Niue to Auckland

Price

NZD 80


Samoa to Auckland

Price

WST 120


Tonga to Auckland

Price

TOP 110


Fiji to Auckland

Price

FJD 100


New Caledonia to Auckland

Price

XPF 5,000


Tahiti to Auckland

Price

XPF 9,000


From Asia

Tokyo to Auckland

Price

JPY 9,000


Shanghai to Auckland

Price

CNY 720


Singapore to Auckland

Price

SGD 180


Hong Kong to Auckland

Price

HKD 700


Taipei to Auckland

Price

TWD 3,900


Bali to Auckland

Price

IDR 1,440,000


¹ Long haul flights are all international direct flights operated by Air New Zealand, excluding the Tasman and Pacific services between New Zealand and Australia or Pacific Islands, but including flights between New Zealand and Perth, Honolulu, Tahiti and Bali.


Note:
Twin Seat is only available to customers travelling on international single sector flights as well as the individual sectors of multi sector flights.

All prices are in local currency as applicable, and subject to government and regulatory requirements.