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The company no longer operates as an airline, but the following airlines do currently provide domestic flights within New Zealand:
Jetconnect has ceased operations
Jetconnect ceased operating as an airline in 2018.
About Jetconnect:
Jetconnect (Jetconnect Ltd.) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Qantas, and was originally established in July 2002 as a New Zealand-based airline. However, in 2018 the company ceased operating as an airline.
Today, the company still hires pilots and cabin crew, who are employed by Jetconnect to operate Qantas flights on trans-tasman services between Australia and New Zealand. Jetconnect has its head office in Auckland, in New Zealand, and employs staff at Auckland and Wellington airports.
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Jetconnect no longer operates as an airline. Jetstar Airways now operates many of the domestic flights that the company used to operate domestically within New Zealand.
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Baggage Policy
Please visit the Qantas page to find out information about it's baggage policies.
Carry-on Baggage
Jetconnect no longer operates as an airline. It does employ staff on behalf of Qantas, so please visit that page for more information on baggage allowance.
Checked Baggage
Please visit the Qantas page for more information for more information about your checked baggage allowance on Qantas flights.
Check-In Information
Please visit the Qantas page to find out about the check in information.
Online Check-In
Qantas does offer online check-in; please visit the Qantas page to find out more.
Airport Check-In
As the airline only employs staff on behalf of Qantas, please visit the Qantas page to find out more.
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Hub Airport
The Jetconnect company is headquartered in Auckland, in New Zealand, but as the company no longer operates as an airline, it does not have a hub airport. The airline does still employ staff on behalf of Qantas, which has a hub at Sydney Airport in Australia.
Sydney Airport
Sydney Airport is the major airport serving Sydney, and is the hub airport for a number of domestic and airlines in Australia, including: Qantas, Jetstar Airways, Regional Express Airlines, Virgin Australia and Tigerair Australia.
The following airlines operate flights to and between Australia and New Zealand:
Fleet
Jetconnect has previously operated the following Boeing 737 aircraft: Boeing 737-300, Boeing 737-400, and the Boeing 737-800. However, in 2018, Jetconnect transferred its previous fleet of Boeing 737 aircraft back to Qantas, and ceased to operate as an airline.
Destinations
When the company was first established as an airline, Jetconnect operated domestic services within New Zealand. Domestic services included routes between Auckland, Wellington, Rotorua, Christchurch and Queenstown. However, in 2009 these domestic services were taken over by Jetstar Airways, which is another Qantas Group subsidiary airline.
Jetconnect then began operating the trans-tasman services between New Zealand and Australia under the Qantas brand.
Today, the airline no longer operates as an airline, although it does still employ pilots and cabin crew to operate the trans-tasman services for Qantas. Jetconnect’s pilots and cabin crew operate the majority of Qantas-marketed flights between cities in New Zealand (Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington, and Queenstown) and following destinations in Australia: Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney.