You may be asked to confirm you, and anyone travelling on your booking, have met all travel and health restrictions before you confirm which passengers you are checking in at the kiosk. If you have all the travel documentation required by your destination and transit points, you can skip the queues and use the self-service kiosks. You'll need to confirm your visa details as well as your test and vaccination documentation online first. Some airports let you check in to international flights online. Before you check in, we recommend that you ensure that you meet all travel requirements for each country you're visiting or transiting through. Your test and vaccination documentation, as required by the airline you're travelling with and countries you're visiting and transiting through. Ensure that your vaccine certificate is intended for international travel.Įntry requirements differ between countries.Your health and/or travel declaration, if required by the countries you're visiting or transiting through.Your visas, if required by the countries you're visiting.Check if the countries you're visiting have other passport requirements Your passport, valid for at least six months.Your ticket, either printed or electronic.It's illegal to board your flight without it. It's very important you have all your documentation. You'll need to check in at the partner airline's check-in desk or website.
Note: If the first flight in your itinerary is operated by a partner airline. You also need to give yourself enough time to go through security screening and customs. There could be queues, or you might be delayed on your way to the airport. Give yourself enough time to arrive well before then. Remember, this is when check-in and bag drop closes. You can find the exact time on the Air NZ mobile app, your check-in email or on your e-ticket. Some flights close check-in 90 minutes before departure. Your international check-in time depends on your particular flight.
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