Air New Zealand’s higher domestic fares becoming accepted, departing CFO says
Air New Zealand's outgoing CFO says customers are accepting the higher domestic airfares needed to offset the airline's cost pressures.
Air New Zealand's departing chief financial officer has indicated that domestic customers are becoming accustomed to the airline's higher fares. The increased prices are being attributed to cost pressures the airline has faced. The CFO suggests the higher fares are necessary for the airline to recover from these pressures.
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Travellers becoming 'accustomed' to the domestic airfares Air NZ 'needs to charge to recover'
Air New Zealand's departing chief financial officer says the airline's domestic customers are starting to 'become accustomed' to the higher fares required to offset Air NZ's recent cost pressures