Syd/Mel to Buenos Aires in Dec using Velocity points on ANZ

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mark4217

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Hi all, does anyone know if it is possible to book ANZ flights and their rewards seats using Velocity points. I have heard ANZ don't really offer a great deal of rewards seats. Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.
 
NZ dont offer partners any reward seats to North America, I assume its the same for south america
 
While it can be difficult getting rewards on NZ with partners its not impossible we booked Melbourne to Los Angeles 3 weeks ago in J for
2 of us with flying club miles and this is our 6th trip doing this.
Good luck
 
I have heard of others using va points on etihad via AUH to get to ? EZE ? GRU (can't remember which). Never done it myself but that might be an option if you don't mind wasting time reclining.
 
They fly to GRU, and availability is very good - I checked the other day for flights in Feb and saw that you could still get EY J seats for most days in August.

EY are also on the lower point table compared to long-haul NZ, but it further. If I'm reading the tables correctly, MEL-AKL-EZE is 143.8k for J on NZ, and MEL-AUH-GRU is 192k for J in EY (one way) - but I'm obviously reading it wrong since I saw them for 125k to GRU this morning.

Are you actually going to EZE or is that where they fly to and you're going on to somewhere else?
 
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