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Matchmaking Flight

Lesson From the Road -- Know the Code for Your Destination Airport

Terry Gardner | Posted 11.04.2009 | World

Read More: Air New Zealand, Star Alliance, Sky Team, Matchmaking Flight, Lost Luggage, Delta, Airline Alliance, World News
Terry Gardner

Air travel is already a nightmare. The last thing any friendly-skies flier needs is to also have to worry about their bags landing where they do.

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Air New Zealand Matchmaking At Altitude and In Auckland

Terry Gardner | Posted 10.22.2009 | Style

Read More: Air New Zealand, Matchmaking Flight, Singles, Romance, Matchmaking Ball, Love, Auckland, Style News
Terry Gardner

Whether sparks fly or not, a matchmaking flight makes flying coach a lot more fun, especially when the flight is followed by a Matchmaking Ball in the stunning ballroom of the Wharf at Northcote Point in Auckland.

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Air New Zealand Matchmaking Flight - Pre-Flight Party

Terry Gardner | Posted 10.20.2009 | Living

Read More: Matchmaking, Air New Zealand, Singles, Matchmaking Flight, Party, Flight Crew Dancing, New Zealand, Living News
Terry Gardner

Last summer, Air New Zealand became the first airline to offer a matchmaking flight, giving passengers a chance to find love at 30,000 feet -- we flew last week.

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Stretching My Heart Across Air New Zealand's Wings

Terry Gardner | Posted 10.13.2009 | Living

Read More: Air New Zealand, Cranial Billboard, Matchmaking Flight, Romance, New Zealand, Love, Travel, Living News
Terry Gardner

Last February, New Zealand romanced me for three weeks from Northland to Queenstown, and I returned home with less than half my heart. On the evening of October 13, 2009, I'm flying back to visit my cardiac parts.

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Social Media Can Lead to Travel Deals and Discounts

Terry Gardner | Posted 11.16.2009 | Living

Read More: Social Media, Discounts, LA Times, Twitter, Facebook, Airlines, Airfare, Customer Service, Deals, United Airlines, Air New Zealand, Southwest Airlines, Matchmaking Flight, Living News
Terry Gardner

Beyond Twitter and Facebook, airlines are connecting and entertaining passengers on Flickr and YouTube.

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