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#123280 2-Jul-2013 09:13
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Does anyone know if the Air NZ peasant class on a 777-200 have a USB power port? 
I vaguely remember there being one last year when I went to perth on one, but I not 100% sure...

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  #848076 2-Jul-2013 09:16
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Nope. They don't. Neither does Business Class or Premium Economy.

Business class does have AC power though.



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  #848078 2-Jul-2013 09:19
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I believe they do have both AC and USB since the new fitouts. They did on the last flight I took to LA on a 777. I think the AC was a US plug however

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http://www.airnewzealand.co.nz/new-long-haul-economy

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  #848092 2-Jul-2013 09:21
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Hmm... Im going to take my USB cable on board just in case then.. I might get lucky. 

Im sure there was a USB port on the seat/entertainment system thing.

Edit: Thanks sounddude but that looks like its for the -300 not the -200



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  #848093 2-Jul-2013 09:22
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Premium Economy and Business Premier on the 77E has inseat AC power but no USB in any seats as it's using the older Rockwell Collins IFE.

On the 77W there is USB power on the Panasonic IFE in all seats along with AC in PE and BP.




 

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#848097 2-Jul-2013 09:31
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Aaroona: I might get lucky


Mile high club?

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  #848098 2-Jul-2013 09:32
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sbiddle: Premium Economy and Business Premier on the 77E has inseat AC power but no USB in any seats as it's using the older Rockwell Collins IFE.

On the 77W there is USB power on the Panasonic IFE in all seats along with AC in PE and BP.




 


So basically SOL then with the 200 :)



johnr:
Aaroona: I might get lucky


Mile high club?
 

ahahah!

 
 
 

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  #848100 2-Jul-2013 09:35
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johnr:
Aaroona: I might get lucky


Mile high club?


LOL :) 

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  #848101 2-Jul-2013 09:35
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Are you flying to AU?

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  #848102 2-Jul-2013 09:36
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johnr: Are you flying to AU?


Yeah, flying to Perth this arvo.

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#848104 2-Jul-2013 09:37
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time to call customs about something hidden somewhere :P

I should watch what I say I am off to Canada in August lol

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  #848218 2-Jul-2013 13:09
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Sounddude: I believe they do have both AC and USB since the new fitouts. They did on the last flight I took to LA on a 777. I think the AC was a US plug however

Update:

Details here:
http://www.airnewzealand.co.nz/new-long-haul-economy


Thats for a 777-300

The 777-200's haven't got it

the 767's have USB ports, but I can't confirm whether they actually work

 
 
 
 

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  #848254 2-Jul-2013 14:16
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sbiddle: Premium Economy and Business Premier on the 77E has inseat AC power but no USB in any seats as it's using the older Rockwell Collins IFE.

On the 77W there is USB power on the Panasonic IFE in all seats along with AC in PE and BP.


The short haul A320's also have USB ports as part of the IFE, but they can't have a very high current output. Tried charging my phone last time and I think I maybe got a 10-15% charge off a 3 hour flight (phone turned off).




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  #848261 2-Jul-2013 14:27
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i was on AirNZ 737 Chch-Melb and it had USB power ... sadly my $1 china USB iphone 4 cable decided to stop working

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  #848277 2-Jul-2013 14:48
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joker97: i was on AirNZ 737 Chch-Melb and it had USB power ... sadly my $1 china USB iphone 4 cable decided to stop working


It won't be a 737. The only power the 737 has is to power the vacuum cleaners. 737 is also only domestic. That will be the A320 with the USB port.






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  #848303 2-Jul-2013 16:03
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joker97: i was on AirNZ 737 Chch-Melb and it had USB power ... sadly my $1 china USB iphone 4 cable decided to stop working


It'll be an A320.. And the power output on those USB ports is very low, it's designed for playing back media on your seat back screen, not charging devices.

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