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i wanna fly to nz (christchurch) but in 6 hour legs? anyone help

jammiev
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hi, i want to fly to nz but in a maximum of 6 hour flight times.
anyone know what the best route would be and legs to take to break up the journey?
thanks
anyone know what the best route would be and legs to take to break up the journey?
thanks
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Is that 6 hours then a stopover followed by another 6 hour fligth so you take several days to reach NZ?
If so then a RTW ticket might be your best option - though getting from NZ to the US in 6 hours steps might prove problematical (perhaps NZ to Japan, Japan to US?)
I'd have a word with a real travel agent like Trailfinders or STA Travel0 -
1. Uk to Emirates
2. Emirates to India
3. India to Singapore/Malaysia
4. Singapore/Malaysia to Sydney (slightly over 6hrs) If this is too long fly to Darwin instead.
5. Sydney to Christchurch
Some good stopovers there too. Will cost you a fortune though.The Summer Holiday of a Lifetime0 -
It might help if you could explain why the six hour limit?Gone ... or have I?0
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Help what? Reduce the distance between countries?
Help find a solution to the problem, if indeed it is a problem? For instance, if the OP does not wish to fly more than six hours for comfort reasons it may be more economical to fly a more direct route in a premium class.Gone ... or have I?0 -
The best way in terms of price is to keep the same airline throughout, when you start to mix the airlines, the price rises. A RTW trip would mix the airlines but keeping within the same alliance - eg Star Alliance - would keep the price reasonable.[FONT="]I am a Travel Agent [/FONT][FONT="]My company’s ATOL/ABTA numbers are S0466/3973. MSE doesn't check my status as a Travel Agent, so you need to take my word for it. Atol numbers can be checked with the Civil Aviation Authority. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Travel Agent Code of Conduct.[/FONT]0
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