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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 163

14655 EH Cork
14605 EH Dublin } Christchurch
14707 EH Shannon

14549 AP Cork
14477 AP Dublin } Christchurch
14502 AP Shannon

14780 EH Cork
14730 EH Dublin } Wellington
14832 EH Shannon

14360 AP Cork
14287 AP Dublin } Wellington
14312 AP Shannon

SECOND SCHEDULE
ADJUSTMENT AND CONVERSION FACTORS
FOR TRAVEL FROM NEW ZEALAND TO THE UNITED KINGDOM AND RETURN

Clause 3(6)

ADJUSTMENT FACTOR FROM WHICH ADJUSTMENT PERCENTAGE DERIVED ADJUSTMENT PERCENTAGE (FCUs TO NZD) CONVERSION FACTOR (FCUs TO NZD)
1.40 40 percent 0.82236

THIRD SCHEDULE
SPECIFIED FARES
FOR TRAVEL FROM NEW ZEALAND TO THE UNITED KINGDOM AND RETURN

Clause 3(1)

FARES (FCU) SEASON ROUTE ORIGIN POINT OF TURNAROUND
2809.50 Peak EH { Auckland,
2628.40 Shoulder or Christchurch, } London
2465.60 Off-Peak AP or Wellington
2302.40 Basic

FOURTH SCHEDULE
SPECIFIED FARES
FOR TRAVEL FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM TO NEW ZEALAND AND RETURN

Clause 3(2)

FARES (UK£) SEASON ROUTE ORIGIN POINT OF TURNAROUND
1284 Peak of Peak EH or AP London { Auckland,
1197 Peak Christchurch,
1156 Shoulder or Wellington
1092 Off-Peak
1028 Basic

FIFTH SCHEDULE
SPECIFIED ADD-ONS

Clause 3(3)

PART A
FOR TRAVEL FROM NEW ZEALAND TO THE UNITED KINGDOM AND RETURN

AMOUNT (FCUs) COMBINATION POINT POINT OF TURNAROUND
344.00 London { Aberdeen
292.00 Belfast
187.60 Birmingham
203.40 Bristol
187.60 Cardiff
276.20 East Midlands
203.40 Edinburgh
255.40 Exeter
344.00 Glasgow
234.20 Guernsey
219.00 Isle of Man
219.00 Jersey
271.00 Leeds
203.40 Liverpool
164.20 Manchester
182.40 Newquay
271.00 Norwich
Plymouth
Southampton
Teeside

PART B
FOR TRAVEL FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM TO NEW ZEALAND AND RETURN

AMOUNT (UK£) ORIGIN OR DESTINATION COMBINATION POINT
132 Aberdeen
112 Belfast
72 Birmingham
78 Bristol
72 Cardiff
106 East Midlands
78 Edinburgh
96 Exeter
132 Glasgow
84 Guernsey
90 Isle of Man
84 Jersey
104 Leeds
78 Liverpool
63 Manchester
70 Newquay
34 Norwich
104 Plymouth
Southampton
Teeside

PART C
FOR TRAVEL FROM NEW ZEALAND TO THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND AND RETURN

(FCUs) POINT OF TURNAROUND COMBINATION POINT
226.70 Cork
185.60 Dublin } London
226.70 Shannon

PART D
FOR TRAVEL FROM THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND TO NEW ZEALAND AND RETURN

(IR£) ORIGIN AND COMBINATION POINT DESTINATION
117 Cork
96 Dublin } London
117 Shannon

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