Koru Club

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The Koru Club is the name for Air New Zealand's network of airline lounges in New Zealand and around the world.

Contents 1 Domestic Lounges 2 International Lounges 2.1 Lounges operated by Air New Zealand 2.2 Lounges operated by other operators

[edit] Domestic Lounges

Air NZ has a comprehensive network of departure lounges at most regional and domestic airports.

These airports includes:-

• Auckland
• Christchurch
• Dunedin
• Hamilton
• Invercargill
• Napier
• Nelson
• New Plymouth
• Palmerston North
• Queenstown
• Tauranga
• Wellington

[edit] International Lounges

For International flights there are lounges with a wide range of services. These services includes internet and printer access, showers, business facilities, regional television and light meals. These lounges can be accessed by both paid-up Koru Club members and Star Alliance Gold members, as well as business premier class passengers.

[edit] Lounges operated by Air New Zealand

• New Zealand
  • Auckland
  • Christchurch
  • Wellington
• Australia
  • Brisbane
  • Melbourne
  • Sydney (Kingsford Smith)
• United States
  • Honolulu
  • Los Angeles
• Other
  • Nadi, Fiji
  • Rarotonga, Cook Islands

[edit] Lounges operated by other operators

Air New Zealand also contracts with other operators for access to international lounges at the following airports:-

• Australia
  • Adelaide
  • Cairns
  • Perth
• Asia
  • Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR, China
  • Osaka (Kansai), Japan (operated by JAL)
  • Tokyo (Narita), Japan (operated by JAL)
  • Shanghai (Pudong), China
• North America
  • San Francisco, United States
  • Vancouver, Canada
• Pacific
  • Papeete, French Polynesia
• Europe
  • London (Heathrow), United Kingdom (operated by United Airlines)