Stretch your Airpoints with Airpoints Advance
Airpoints Advance allows you, for as long as you're the original nominated earner1 for a GlobalPlus card(excluding GlobalPlus Business), to get an Advance of up to 200 Airpoints Dollars (for a Platinum cardholder), 100 Airpoints Dollars (for a Gold cardholder), or 50 Airpoints Dollars (for a Standard cardholder). So if you've almost got enough Airpoints Dollars for a reward, there's no need to swim the last few miles - just dip into your Airpoints Advance to pay for the rest of your flight. You'll pay no fees to use it, and no interest on the Advanced Airpoints Dollars.
If you take out Airpoints Dollars on your Airpoints Advance, then any Airpoints Dollars you subsequently earn will go first to repaying your Airpoints Advance, and then to your Airpoints Dollars balance. To book a flight using your Airpoints Advance, just log onto "My Account" on airnewzealand.co.nz and make your booking as usual.
If you hold more than one credit card that entitles you to Airpoints Advance, you are only entitled to an Airpoints Advance for the card which has the higher Airpoints Advance limit.
Air New Zealand Airpoints Programme terms and conditions apply. Only available to New Zealand registered Airpoints Programme members. The cardholder cannot use Airpoints Advance (or any unused portion of it), and has 12 months to repay the Advance, once s/he ceases to be the nominated earner or Air New Zealand withdraws Airpoints Advance. Failure to repay the Advance will result in Air New Zealand closing the cardholder's Airpoints membership account and Air New Zealand reserves the right to recover the monetary value of any outstanding Advance. Airpoints Advance is only available to those GlobalPlus cardholders who: (a) for all GlobalPlus credit card accounts opened before 30 March 2008 was the Nominated Earner as at 30 March 2008; or (b) for all GlobalPlus credit card accounts opened after 30 March 2008, was the original Nominated Earner when the GlobalPlus credit card account was first opened, and in each case , is the Nominated Earner at the time of requesting the benefit.
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