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Air Chathams 4 Panel DL Brochure Nov2019 WEB-USE Norfolk Island Auckland Norfolk S E R Y V I Scenic flights, L N D G U R O E R G P I O . N 4 A 8 charters and L 9 1 N Z E C S I group travel N Auckland GROUP TRAVEL Whakatāne If you have a group of 10 or more travelling together then we can assist you with group fares. CHARTER SERVICES FLIGHT TIME: 2 HOURS 20 MINUTES Air Chathams operate a diverse fleet of aircraft Whanganui AIRCHATHAMS.CO.NZ and offer Charter Services New Zealand wide. 0800 580 127 With our 18, 28, 34 and 50 seater aircraft we Kāpiti Coast can cater to your specific needs. Please email Wellington AUCKLAND NORFOLK [email protected] for more information. NORFOLK AUCKLAND MULTI-PASS FRIDAY FRIDAY We offer a pre-paid voucher for tickets Chatham FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL purchased in bulk, saving up to 50% on our Christchurch Islands 3C401 9:00am 10:20am 3C402 11:20am 2:40pm standard Full Economy fares with full flexibility. Multi-Pass options include 10 seat and 5 seat CHECK IN AT CHECK IN AT one way passes. AUCKLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT NORFOLK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT IMPORTANT INFO – BEFORE YOU FLY International Terminal, Douglas Drive, Burnt Pine, Bringing 1st Floor. Norfolk Island DC3 SCENIC FLIGHTS & CHARTERS Check-in & luggage Check in at 7:00am. Check in at 9:20am. Our beautifully restored DC3, “Pouwhaitere”, New Zealand operates scenic and charter flights. Visit our TH FROM FEBRUARY 28 2020: website to see where we are flying and book FRIDAY FRIDAY your scheduled or charter flights. communities FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL CLOSES 3C401 11:00am 12:20am 3C402 1:20pm 4:40pm Air Chathams also operate a Cessna 206 together 30 KG MINS 7 23KG CHECK IN AT CHECK IN AT between Chatham and Pitt Islands for both AUCKLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT NORFOLK INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT passengers and freight. Pitt Island guided day AIR CHATHAMS IS NZ’S LARGEST International Terminal, Douglas Drive, Burnt Pine, tours are available by arrangement. PRIVATELY OWNED AIRLINE, RELIABLY 1st Floor. Norfolk Island FLYING TO SOME OF THE COUNTRY’S CHECK-IN CLOSES 30 MINS* 7KG CARRY ON 1 PIECE UP TO 23KG Check in at 9:00am. Check in at 11:20am. PRIOR TO DEPARTURE. MAXIMUM PER PER PASSENGER.* BEST REGIONAL DESTINATIONS *45 MINUTES FOR CHATHAM ISLAND PASSENGER.* (EXCESS CHARGES MAY APPLY) INCLUDING THE CHATHAM ISLANDS. AND NORFOLK ISLAND FLIGHTS *ADDITIONAL LUGGAGE CAN BE PURCHASED ON ALL FLIGHTS PLEASE NOTE: NORFOLK ISLAND AND NZ DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIMES ARE OUT OF ALIGNMENT FOR A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME IN SEPTEMBER–OCTOBER, WHICH MAY ALTER ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE TIMES. PLEASE CHECK WHEN BOOKING. airchathams.co.nz 0800 580 127 airchathams.co.nz 0800 580 127 airchathams.co.nz 0800 580 127 Whakatāne Auckland Whanganui Auckland Kāpiti Coast Auckland Chathams New Zealand FLIGHT TIME: 45 MINUTES FLIGHT TIME: 1 HOUR FLIGHT TIME: 1 HOUR 10 MINUTES AIRCHATHAMS.CO.NZ AIRCHATHAMS.CO.NZ AIRCHATHAMS.CO.NZ CHATHAMS AUCKLAND 0800 580 127 0800 580 127 0800 580 127 AUCKLAND CHATHAMS THURSDAY / SATURDAY** THURSDAY / SATURDAY** FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL WHAKATĀNE AUCKLAND WHANGANUI AUCKLAND KĀPITI AUCKLAND 3C519 9:30am 11:45am 3C591 2:00pm 5:15pm AUCKLAND WHAKATĀNE AUCKLAND WHANGANUI AUCKLAND KĀPITI CHECK IN AT Air NZ Domestic Terminal, MONDAY TO FRIDAY MONDAY TO FRIDAY MONDAY TO FRIDAY MONDAY TO FRIDAY MONDAY TO FRIDAY MONDAY TO FRIDAY Regional Area. FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL 3C821 6:45am 7:30am 3C820 8:00am 8:45am 3C701 6:45am 7:45am 3C700 8:20am 9:20am 3C641 6.55am 8.05am 3C644 2.30pm 3.40pm CHATHAMS WELLINGTON 3C827 11:00am 11:45am 3C824 3:15pm 4:00pm 3C707 10:30am 11:30am 3C704 3:00pm 4:00pm 3C649 4.15pm 5.25pm 3C648 6.10pm 7.20pm WELLINGTON CHATHAMS 3C829 4:45pm 5:30pm 3C828 6:35pm 7:20pm 3C709 4:45pm 5:45pm 3C708 6:20pm 7:20pm SATURDAY SATURDAY MON / WED** / FRI MON / WED** / FRI FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY 3C512 10:15am 11:45am 3C521 1:00pm 3:45pm FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL 3C643 7.30am 8.40am 3C642 9.20am 10.30am 3C823 8:00am 8:45am 3C822 9:30am 10:15am 3C703 8:00am 9:00am 3C702 9:45am 10:45am 3C651 11.45am 12.55pm 3C654* 2:30pm 3:40pm CHECK IN AT 3C831 12:15pm 1:00pm 3C826 2:00pm 2:45pm 3C711 12:55pm 1:55pm Level Two, Qantas SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY Domestic Check-in Area. FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL 3C712 12:30pm 1:30pm 3C657* 11:00am 12:10pm 3C652 1.45pm 2.55pm CHATHAMS CHRISTCHURCH 3C833 9:30am 10:15am 3C832 11:00am 11:45am 3C713 4:45pm 5:45pm 3C710 6:35pm 7:35pm 3C653 4.10pm 5.20pm 3C650 6.00pm 7.10pm CHRISTCHURCH CHATHAMS 3C829 4:45pm 5:30pm 3C830 6:15pm 7:00pm TUESDAY TUESDAY CHECK IN AT CHECK IN AT CHECK IN AT CHECK IN AT FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL FLIGHT NO. DEPARTURE ARRIVAL WHANGANUI AIRPORT AUCKLAND AIRPORT KĀPITI COAST AIRPORT AUCKLAND AIRPORT CHECK IN AT CHECK IN AT 3C514 10:00am 11:45am 3C541 1:00pm 4:00pm WHAKATĀNE AIRPORT AUCKLAND AIRPORT Airport Road, Whanganui. Air NZ Domestic Terminal, 60 Toru Road, Air NZ Domestic Terminal, CHECK IN AT CHECK IN AT Main Terminal Building, Air NZ Domestic Terminal, Regional Area. Paraparaumu Beach. Regional Area. Main Airport Terminal, Domestic Terminal, 216 Aerodrome Road, Regional Area. Ground Level, Area B, Air Base Rd, Chatham Island. Whakatāne, Thornton Counter 36-40. PLEASE NOTE: SCHEDULE TIMES VARY ON PUBLIC HOLIDAYS AND BETWEEN 25TH DECEMBER THROUGH THE 3RD WEEK OF JANUARY. *OCTOBER 2019 TO APRIL 2020 **EXTRA FLIGHTS DURING SUMMER.
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