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I am very disappointed about Air NZ decision to cancel the direct flights to BJ. I understand the position that AirNZ is trying to increase its flights to Shanghai. Shanghai is perceived to be the most important transit point in China by AirNZ. I do not know how the decision is made. It certainly causes incontinence to many customers like me. Currently AirNZ is travelling Beijing twice a week. From my travelling experience, the flights are very full.
Indirect flights will create much EXTRA trouble for passengers particularly who travel with young children and for passengers who are not good at English or not travel often. It would create extra distress for them during the transfer and certainly slow down their travelling. AirNZ may argue that passengers who cannot speak English can transfer via Shanghai. However, if they fly domestic flights, they need to pick up their luggage and recheck, which is highly incontinent. The decision is made without any consultation to customers and stakeholders, which shows that AirNZ does not take about customers’ interests. There are numbers of passengers who have ALREADY bought DIRECT flight tickets to/return Beijing after 1 July, for example my family. This is a breach of contract from AirNZ side as it does not deliver the service that is agreed when customers bought their tickets. This change will definitely damage customers’ loyalty towards AirNZ.
I think the change is a backward decision made by AirNZ. Beijing, as the capital of China, is a very important international airport in the north part of China. For many travellers, Beijing is the transit point for them to go to Europe or other international destinations. Beijing is also an attractive tourism location with her rich historical attractions such as the Great Wall and the Forbidden City. Furthermore, with more competition in the industry, AirNZ will lose some of their customers. For example, if I have to transfer flight to Beijing, I will not choose to fly AirNZ. I can fly Air Singapore, China Southern, Air Malaysia, Cathy Pacific or Air Korean etc. To be more competitive in the global market and for LONG TERM INTERESTS, Beijing is a destination AirNZ should fly DIRECTLY. |
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