Air New Zealand route based fares; have specified permitted transfer/stopover points.
View the specified routing guides in your GDS using the entries below, or refer to Fare Advice for the relevant Fare Sheet.
| Routing Guides in your GDS | |
| Amadeus | FQR1 (1 represents the line number of the fare display) |
| Galileo | FR*1 (1 represents the line number of the fare display) |
| Sabre | MB - routing guides are displayed at the bottom of the fare display |
Example
AKL-YVR WED-03OCT07 NZ
ADULT FARES
CX FARE FARE C AP MIN/ SEASONS...... MR GI DT
NZD BASIS MAX
1 NZ 2289.00R WCA1Y W ‡ R PA
SPECIFIED ROUTE: 1448
AKL-YVR
AKL-RAR/PPT/NAN/APW/TBU-LAX(NZ/AC/AS)YVR
AKL-SFO(NZ/AC/UA/AS)YVR
Definitions of Symbols
The symbol / means or. In the example above HNL (AC/NZ) YVR, this means the passenger can fly on either NZ or AC.
The symbol - means to. AKL-YVR means Auckland to Vancouver.
When no carrier is specified, this indicates, booking Air New Zealand services only.
Hints
Flight Application Paragraph 4 overrides a routing guide. Check the restricted flight numbers under Flight Application Paragraph 4, if the flight number is restricted, check for an alternative flight which is permitted.
Stopovers/transfers are only permitted at the specified points in the Routing Guide. When the stopovers Paragraph 8 specifies # stopovers are permitted, the passengers can only stopover at points specified in the routing guide.
A transfer/stopover point can be omitted from the specified routing, if operated by a single carrier i.e. AKL-HNL(AC/NZ)YVR, HNL can be omitted, AKL NZ YVR however a ticketed point can not be added, i.e. AKL - NAN // HNL (AC/NZ) YVR.
Surface sectors are permitted between any two points within the specified routing. i.e. AKL-RAR//LAX(NZ/AC/AS)YVR. (Excludes origin and destination).
