E:25/06 Win 4 flights to NZ

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If you fancy winning a once in a lifetime trip to the Land of the Long White Cloud, enter our fabulous competition.

We're giving away four free flight courtesy of the nice chaps at Air New Zealand.With industry leading levels of comfort, great cuisine, New Zealand wines and unique Kiwi service, Air New Zealand has taken long-haul travel to new heights. Enjoy a generous seat pitch in Pacific Economy cabin with ergonomic seats featuring an adjustable head-rest and memory foam cushioning, plus you can rest easy with over 450 hours of personal on-demand entertainment on a high resolution 8.4” screen!

The small print

• The promotional materials, including information on how to enter the promotion, form part of these terms and conditions.
• Entry into the promotion is deemed as acceptance of these terms and conditions
• Entry is open to all UK residents, aged 18 years and over
• Only one entry per person is permitted
• The prize consists of two pairs of adult Pacific Economy Class return tickets, for passengers to travel together from London Heathrow to anywhere in New Zealand via Los Angeles or Hong Kong (maximum of four sectors).
• The maximum value of the prize is £2800 (£1400 per pair of tickets)
• The promoter accepts no responsibility for any variation in prize value
• The promoter reserves the right to substitute the prize in whole (or any of its components), with a substitute prize of lesser or greater value
• Closing date for entries is [25/06/07] The prize travel is valid for 12 months from date the winner is notified
• Flights are subject to availability
• Blackout travel dates when travel is not permitted apply. These include the periods of: 07 Dec 2007 – 23 February 2008, 12 March 2008 – 13 April 2008, 01 August 2008 – 31 August 2008
• The prize is not transferable. If the winner and the winner’s travel companion is unable to travel in accordance with the blackout date restrictions above, the winner shall be deemed to have forfeited the prize.
• Flights must be booked at least four (4) weeks before departure date
• Fuel surcharge tax is included
• Airport, security taxes and passenger facility charges are NOT included
• Accommodation and travel insurance are NOT included
• No cash or credit alternatives will be offered
• The flight tickets are non-negotiable and under no circumstances are permitted to be upgraded
• All prize travel will be subject to Air New Zealand’s general terms and conditions of carriage, to view visit https://www.airnz.co.nz/general_tc.htm
• Airpoints cannot be accrued on prize air travel
• Air New Zealand assumes no responsibility for any error, omission, interruption, deletion, defect, delay in operation or transmission, communications line failure, theft or destruction or unauthorised access to or alteration of entries. Air New Zealand assumes no responsibility for any injury or damage to participants or any other person’s computer related to or resulting from participating in or down-loading any materials relating to this promotion
• The winner and their travel companion are responsible for obtaining all necessary travel documentation including passports and visas where applicable
• Neither the promoter nor any other person or party associated with this promotion shall be liable for any loss or damage whatsoever suffered (including but not limited to indirect or consequential loss or damage) or personal injury suffered or sustained in connection with either participation in this promotion or with any prizes offered.
• Lounge passes and upgrades are not permitted with these tickets.
• Air New Zealand, its employees and their immediate families, participating agents and their associated agencies are ineligible to enter. Air New Zealand reserves the right to verify the validity of entries
• The prize draw will be governed by English Law and Air New Zealand’s decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into

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I think the second prize on this one has my OHs name on it. His mothers middle name was Monteith. Its a name that was carried through her family, and I've often thought about doing the family tree thing. It goes against the spelling rule of i before e.