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NZ and Australia have open skies agreements though, the airlines actually have to compete with each other instead of being granted monopolies.
by hackermailman 10y ago
NZ and Australia have open skies agreements though, the airlines actually have to compete with each other instead of being granted monopolies.
- mkl 10y agoTechnically, yes, but there's very little actual competition on many routes. Domestically in NZ between the main centres there's Air New Zealand and Jetstar. I doubt I'll ever fly Jetstar as I know too many people who've had Jetstar flights cancelled on them at the last minute. Ten years or so ago it was a different story, with more airlines competing.
- nxtrafalgar 10y agoOn minor routes Jetstar is bad, but I flew domestically with them half a dozen times last year. The worst problem I experienced was a 30-delay one time.