Air New Zealand ATR 72-600 - Christchurch to Wellington | Island Hopper

[@matthewtaylor7373]

Excellent work on this video. Enjoyed it very much

[@Gothgirl-d8v]

I flew on this Aircraft but from Wellington to Christchurch on may 22nd this year, 50mins., water and lite snack served. Around $80 ish one way, pretty good flight., cabin service F.A’s very good👍🛫

[@justinmijnbuis]

Took the same flight a couple of weeks ago and had the same seat. Engine noise is absolutely deafening during takeoff 🙂 Great video!

[@PaulPhilbin-wu5ny]

Zip 🍩 0:02

[@margaretroselle8610]

Great video……..thanks so much!

[@PaulPhilbin-wu5ny]

.we 🎟

[@amtrakharry]

That was nice!!! I will be doing that next December but only Christchurch to Queenstown. Can't wait !!! Thank you for sharing this with us...:):):)

[@dionsanchez152]

Nice work, Love the turboprop 😍😍😍

[@PLANEMANIA747]

Propeller 😍 Beautiful video ❤

[@josephrailfan3349]

Great video mate. And you doing a great job as well.

[@MarkDonnelly-j9v]

Hi i like your video

[@cteasdale1979]

Very nice

[@zf5167]

This was my aircraft last Sunday NZ5104

[@PilgramgasseU4U-BahnWien548]

❤❤❤❤

[@RM-ti8nf]

It's not the north coast of the south island, it's the east coast.

[@Battleneter]

I believe some of the shots were of the top of the South Island, so yes the North coast of the South Island.

[@drewhendrix502]

You clearly don't listen, no using cell phones or cameras while crossing the tarmac

[@TrainPlaneHub]

Which also isn’t a rule in any other country or with any other airline. 😂 Just a made up New Zealand rule

[@Steve181]

@@TrainPlaneHub There are plenty of reasons for this. There are tripping hazards for example so it's best if passengers are focusing on where they are walking. Another reason is if photography was permitted tourist & sports groups in particular would impede the way for others & delay the boarding process trying to get the perfect group photo. People wrongly assume it's just because of refueling, this is only one of multiple reasons why.

[@86breakfastclub]

Sounds like typical whining Kiwis