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Air New Zealand permits the onboard use of selected support seats and medical harnesses for young travellers with complex seating needs. The devices are not permitted in exit rows and in Business Premier seating for safety reasons, and may have other seating restrictions.
Specific seating needs for children or infants with disabilities. Ensure that your young traveller has the right support seat or medical harness. Find out more. Flying with artificial limbs (prosthesis) All artificial limbs are accepted for carriage and use on Air New Zealand aircraft. Find out more.
Air New Zealand recognises the importance of its role in the carriage of all passengers, including those with disabilities. Please note that you must be checked-in 60 minutes prior to the departure of your Domestic New Zealand flight, to ensure that we can provide the special assistance requested.
Flying with children or infants with disabilities. Air New Zealand permits the onboard use of selected support seats and medical harnesses for young travellers with complex seating needs. Find out more. Services for people with wheelchairs.
If you're travelling on a seat only or seat +bag fare on New Zealand domestic or if you're on a seat only fare on Tasman and Islands flights, you can select your desired seat in advance using paid seat select.
Our Seat Maps will provide all the information you require. To view our Seat Maps, select the type of aircraft from the menu below and then hover over individual seats to see details like their number, in-seat features, pitch and position on the aircraft.
The Australian/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 4370:2013 Restraint of children with disabilities, or medical conditions, in motor vehicles defines a special purpose car seat (child restraint) as: A child restraint that is specifically designed and designated as suitable for use by a child with a disability, or medical condition that complies with ...
