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Air New Zealand Phishing Alerts

Fake Airpoints expiry alerts, fraudulent Manage Booking links, and Koru credential phishing are the top spoofs of New Zealand's national airline.

Official indicators

AN
Air New Zealand<noreply@airnz.co.nz>
To: you@example.com
Verified
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What real Air New Zealand messages look like

  • Official emails come only from addresses ending in @airnz.co.nz, @airnewzealand.co.nz, or @grabaseat.co.nz
  • Air New Zealand will address you by your registered name — never Dear Customer or Dear Member
  • Air NZ will never ask for your password, Airpoints PIN, card details, or Koru login credentials by email or SMS
  • Airpoints links always go to airpoints.co.nz — not lookalike domains
  • Air NZ will not create urgency around points expiry, free travel offers, or prize wins

Common spoof patterns

  • Airpoints expiry urgency emails pushing to fake login pages
  • Booking confirmation phishing with a fraudulent Manage Booking link
  • Prize and competition scams impersonating grabaseat.co.nz or Airpoints
  • Social media ads offering free travel for $2 designed to harvest card and identity details
  • Koru membership phishing targeting premium frequent flyers