Which parts of my canceled Air New Zealand booking should appear in the credit?
Reconcile the credit against the booking components, not only the advertised base airfare. Air New Zealand’s direct-credit terms include specified flight-related charges but exclude separate products such as insurance, accommodation and car rental. Keep those non-flight receipts outside the airline-credit calculation and seek their applicable cancellation terms separately.
What this answer depends on
- A direct Air New Zealand booking converted to credit under its published direct-credit terms, not a third-party package.
- The direct credit includes the fare, taxes including GST, flight ancillary products, credit-card surcharges and booking fees paid to Air New Zealand.
- Travel insurance, accommodation, car hire and other non-flight products are excluded from that credit.
- The terms provide one credit per booking rather than a separate credit automatically issued to each passenger.
Important exceptions
- These terms expressly exclude agency, corporate, group and Travelcard credits. An issued credit’s exact amount can also depend on the actual transaction and any already-used value. This is a reconciliation method, not a promise that every booking total must return intact.
More booking questions
Should the hotel receipt automatically be included in the airline credit?
No. The direct-credit terms exclude accommodation and other non-flight products.
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Does each passenger automatically receive a separate credit?
The stated arrangement is a credit per booking, so verify any later split instead of assuming one.
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Sources and last checked
- Credit terms and conditionshttps://www.airnewzealand.com/en-nz/credit-terms-and-conditions