Photo: Supplied / Air New Zealand
The Flight Attendants Association (FAANZ) says problems with Air New Zealand's planes and services are creating extra headaches for staff working to look after passengers at 38,000 feet.
Flight attendants working aboard the airline's B777 and B787 long range aircraft will stop work for three strikes on 11, 12 and 13 February.
The airline said it was looking to balance the contributions of crew members against the "challenging economic times" and international cabin crews had a unique work and compensation structure.
FAANZ president Craig F
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