Air New Zealand flight NZ09 Delay Was Best Delay Ever It's not always that an Airline doles out compensation when compensation is due.   Hundreds of Air New Zealand Passengers bound for Auckland were stuck in Hawaii for two nights due to a faulty plane system, reports the Daily Mail, and for their troubles, each passenger was awarded $1000 New Zealand dollars, ($850) in cash. Pilots aboard the the Boeing 767-300 noticed a faulty indication system on flight NZ09, originally scheduled to depart the U.S. After repeated attempts to address the issue, the Airline was forced to cancel multiple rescheduled takeoffs and issued an apology to all passengers affected by unusual delay. Due to the lengthy nature of this disruption, the difficulty we've experienced in adequately communicating with customers and the fact we have repeatedly let them down, we have made the decision that in addition to our unreserved apology we will also be compensating each customer $1000 in eit...

Flight NZ9 Of Air New Zealand delays due to Trouble In Engine  A faulty Indication System prompted Air New Zealand Pilots to abort take-off during departure from Hawaii last night.  Flight NZ9 from Honolulu to Auckland was aborted during take-off at low speed with 227 passengers on board, the Airline said. Passengers were then taken off the 767-300 Aircraft and given hotel rooms for the night. They were told the plane had suffered Engine Problems. However, Air New Zealand tonight confirmed a problem with an indication system was to blame. The issue was a fault with an indication system which meant it was showing the Pilots there was an issue, however there was no fault with the Engine itself, a spokeswoman for the Airline said. Engineers are currently working to repair the Indication System. The Flight had been rescheduled to depart at 10pm on Sunday local time,but that has since been changed.  Passengers were sent to Hotels across Honolulu to spe...