The scrap for travellers' dollars is intensifying further, with Pacific Blue announcing it sill start flying transtasman services from September.
The Christchurch-based airline, a subsidiary of Virgin Blue, today said it would be adding routes to Sydney from Queenstown and Wellington, and to Brisbane from Dunedin, to its timetable.
Last week it announced it would also be flying from Hamilton to Australia from September - three flights a week to Sydney and three to Brisbane.
The new services are two flights a week between Queenstown and Sydney, three flights between Dunedin and Brisbane, and three flights between Wellington and Sydney.
Virgin Blue Group chief executive Brett Godfrey said that when the new services started, Pacific Blue would have international flights from six New Zealand airports - the others being Auckland and Christchurch - which was more than any other airline.
- NZPA
Pacific Blue today announced it would start transtasman flights from September. Photo / Brett Phibbs
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