ResponseMediaNZ: Can anyone work out for me why 2 flights same seat + bag and same seats 

One would be 17 SP and the return is 15

nathan: And did you get the SP figure from the "estimated" number when booking? Or has this actually hit your account?

ResponseMediaNZ:

nathan: And did you get the SP figure from the "estimated" number when booking? Or has this actually hit your account?

This is estimate on AirNZ page under Potential earnings. Only thing I can see if different is CHC - AKL is 737 and AKL - CHC is A320 
Same price flights but different times of the day.

ResponseMediaNZ:

nathan: And did you get the SP figure from the "estimated" number when booking? Or has this actually hit your account?

This is estimate on AirNZ page under Potential earnings. Only thing I can see if different is CHC - AKL is 737 and AKL - CHC is A320 
Same price flights but different times of the day.

sbiddle:

ResponseMediaNZ:

nathan: And did you get the SP figure from the "estimated" number when booking? Or has this actually hit your account?

This is estimate on AirNZ page under Potential earnings. Only thing I can see if different is CHC - AKL is 737 and AKL - CHC is A320 
Same price flights but different times of the day.

It's probably a different booking class.

The simple reality is you can never actually fully understand the SP system now - it's far too complex even for Air NZ to understand it.

I can give you a classic example of a $704 Works fare to Hawaii earning 46 SP and yet the $1004 Works Deluxe gives 47 SP.

khull: Does anyone know of a tool to check the class bookings easily?

Also Air NZ has a domestic sale at the moment (and yes I am mileage running)