New Zealand Gazette – 1983 – No. 169

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✨ Air Travel Tariff Conditions

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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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(b) Where those reservations have been confirmed on a weekend or public holiday, no later than 48 hours after 0900 hours of the first business day following that weekend or public holiday; or

(c) Where that 48 hour deadline falls on a weekend or public holiday, no later than 1700 hours on the first business day following that weekend or public holiday:

(21) Reservations—Standard condition 21 shall be imported into this clause except that—

(a) A specified fare shall not apply if—

(i) Reservations for travel at that fare are requested and confirmed otherwise than within seven days of the day of intended commencement of that travel (including that day); or

(ii) Any wait-listed reservation is permitted; or

(iii) Any reservation is voluntarily changed:

(b) Carriers permitted under subclause (23) of this clause to provide travel at a specified fare shall limit the number of passengers carried on any flight at a specified fare:

(22) Rerouting—Standard condition 22 shall be imported into this clause except that a specified fare shall not apply if any voluntary rerouting is permitted:

(23) Routing—A specified fare shall not apply if—

(a) Travel is provided for otherwise than on a round trip or return open jaw basis;

(b) Travel is provided for otherwise than on the direct non stop services of Air New Zealand Limited, British Airways, Continental Airlines Incorporated, Pan American World Airways Incorporated, Qantas Airways Limited, or Trans-Australia Airlines except that between Auckland and Darwin travel may be via Townsville on a through flight;

(24) Ticketing—Standard condition 24 shall be imported into this clause with the following additions:

(a) Only the ticket stock of an international air carrier that will actually participate in the travel to be undertaken shall be issued at a specified fare whether or not any other fare is used in combination under subclause (11) of this clause:

(b) The code “YKL” shall be used in each of the fare basis boxes on the ticket adjacent to each sector to which a specified fare applies:

(25) Tour features—Standard condition 25 shall be imported into this clause but shall have effect only where a specified fare is used to construct a qualifying inclusive tour:

(26) Tour literature—Standard condition 26 shall be imported into this clause but shall have effect only where a specified fare is used to construct a qualifying inclusive tour:

(27) Travel together—The application of a specified fare shall not be affected by any condition relating to the travelling together of passengers.

Certain standard conditions excluded—For the avoidance of doubt, it is hereby declared that standard conditions, 2, 5, 6, 8, 16, 18, 19, and 27 shall not be imported into this notice.
Other tariffs—Nothing in this notice shall affect or prevent the application of a specified fare to any travel in accordance with some other notice under section 29A (2) of this Act.

Dated at Wellington this 11th day of October 1983.

GEORGE F. GAIR,
Minister of Civil Aviation and Meteorological Services.

Gazette 1983, p. 3043–3047

Price 60c
BY AUTHORITY: P. D. HASSELBERG, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND—1983
5953B—83PT

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🏭 Economy Special Round Trip Tariff from New Zealand to Australia Notice 1983 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated11 October 1983
KeywordsAir Travel, Tariff, Conditions, New Zealand, Australia, Aviation
👩‍💼 Officials

George F. Gair, Minister of Civil Aviation and Meteorological Services

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