Last month it emerged that Air New Zealand was studying a possible return to London, offering a direct connection. This would inevitably not be a non-stop flight, though, and would require the aircraft selected to refuel at a destination along the way. It has revealed that Los Angeles International Airport is its preferred stopover point for the new flights that will operate with its Boeing 787 fleet.
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