Air New Zealand seeks new airline alliance

The New Zealand carrier Air New Zealand and its Australian rival Virgin Blue will join forces in a Trans-Tasman alliance. At stake in the alliance it comes together to work closely to offer customers lower prices, more flights and better terms, it means Air New Zealand. Through the alliance could better compete with Air NZ, Qantas, the flights between New Zealand and Australia with the low-cost subsidiary, Jet Star offering. Both airlines would share their services with each other excessively, but there are no cross shareholdings provided.

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New Zealand's economy depends heavily on overseas trade and is not subsidized, deregulated economy.

Australia and the United States is currently still the largest trading partner for New Zealand. The Asian countries are becoming increasingly important for exports and is expected to soon become the largest trading partner.


Export cargoes:

Export products are used inter alia from agriculture (milk, butter, cheese), the cattle and sheep (wool). Seafood and fruit are also exported.

The wine region is often highly developed and will be further intensified.

The fisheries sector is growing in importance.

Import cargoes:

Mechanical devices, cars and accessories, electrical equipment, mineral oil, and textiles have to be mostly imported.

New Zealand receives more income from mineral resources (natural gas, coal, iron sand, steel) and tourism.

agriculture:

New Zealand is one of the leading agricultural states in the world. A third of Landesoberflaeche is used as pasture land. Another third are marginal areas, which are used to livestock or farmed forests.

energy:
New Zealand has thermal and geothermal power plants -> hydro