Air New Zealand Crew and Pilot – Image: Air New Zealand
Air New Zealand has unveiled its new uniforms: And it is a bold celebration of Aotearoa artistry and creativity, says New Zealand’s national carrier.
Air New Zealand has revealed its highly anticipated new uniforms for cabin and cockpit crews. According to Air New Zealand, it’s a collection that embodies the airline’s profound sense of pride in Aotearoa and strong cultural heritage. The bold print, colour, and exquisite design showcase the very best of Aotearoa to the world.
Designed by world-renowned Emilia Wickstead, with bespoke hand painted prints from maori artist Te Rangitu Netana, the uniform marks the beginning of a new era for Air New Zealand. It shines a light on what makes New Zealand unique to create a collection that is anything but uniform.
Worn by 6,000 Air New Zealanders around the world, the airline’s uniforms have always been a core part of its identity. They’re worn with immense pride and are always instantly recognisable. Emilia and Te Rangitu’s design carries on this strong tradition.
Blouse and Skirt – Image: Air NZ
Air New Zealand Chief Executive Greg Foran says this uniform represents the best of Air New Zealand and Aotearoa.
“For us, this is more than just a uniform. It is a celebration of our people, our culture, and our values. Air New Zealand has never been about standing still or blending in.
We have a tradition of being bold, showcasing what makes us unique, and celebrating our team members. Our new uniform encapsulates everything we stand for – a combination of innovation, rich cultural heritage, and a deep sense of pride and belonging.”
Group shot Emilia Wickstead-Uniforms – Image: Air NZ
Air New Zealand is excited to share this new uniform with the world, beginning with the uniform reveal ahead of onboard wearer trial, commencing in May 2025. Following a period of testing and feedback from uniform wearers across the airline, the new uniform will be rolled out across Air New Zealand’s network, with team members proudly wearing it from 2026. (NAN/AirNZ 14-04-25)
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