Air New Zealand Reviews

Pros

Lots of travel - got to see a lot of NZ/AUS with this job. quite a bit of flexibility with shifts, six weeks annual leave per year. Discounted flights and accommodation and the ability to fly stand-by. Pay is decent considering the job isn't necessarily hard or stressful. Most people have a good attitude and are a fun to work with. The company has a good culture and there's lots of opportunities to do good things within the community if you want to (in your own time), but there's no pressure to partake in these activities if you don't want to.

Cons

Promotions are very competitive. Hours and be long and job sometimes requires you to be away from home quite a fair bit. You have to be available weekends and public holidays.

Pros

Can-do, 'Go Beyond' culture, encourages and rewards teamwork, innovation and strong performance

Cons

Non-matrixed. Can be top-down, male-heavy and political

Pros

Positive company, Good pay, Great perks

Cons

Middle Management can make life difficult depending upon the office you are in

Pros

Air New Zealand drives and delivers an exceptional people culture and ensures the company values and purpose are at the forefront of the strategy across the global markets. I am very proud to work for a business who focuses on developing leaders and offering career development opportunities.

Cons

Communication between business units can be challenging due to size of the business.

Pros

Great culture and a good working environment

Cons

A little bureaucratic at the time that I was there

Pros

Best people to work alongside

Cons

Jetlag, long hours, life disruption

Pros

Opportunity, growth, people and agile

Cons

Uncertain during Covid-19 current climate

Pros

A highly humanitarian company to work for

Cons

Remote location in the south pacific