PremiumHome / Business / Companies / AirlinesUpdatedJohn WeekesSenior Business Reporter·NZ Herald·30 Oct, 2026 12:59 AM4 mins to readBeds in the 'world-first' sleep zone can be booked for four-hour sessions. Video / Air New ZealandAir New Zealand’s first new Boeing 787 Dreamliner in seven years has arrived, but its Skynest sleeping pods are stuck in an approval queue. The delays in turn have some links to a global aircraft backlog and expanding aviation industry. Air New Zealand is the 787-9 launch customer and AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Air New Zealand Skynest held at the gate by delays in Europe
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