Earlier this month Singapore Airlines announced a partnership with Air New Zealand. Primary this means that Air New Zealand returns to Singapore on the Auckland-Singapore route with a daily service using a Boeing 777-300ER and that Singapore Airlines starts using an Airbus 380 instead of its Boeing 777-300ER. The cooperating on the Singapore-Auckland route and also other markets, is expected to boost revenue for both companies.
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