Air New Zealand Got Super Surreal in Its Safety Video Starring Katie Holmes and Cuba Gooding Jr.

Ann-Christine Diaz

July 12, 2017 02:18 PM

Air New Zealand has ruled the flight safety video game for years, with films starring Hobbits, Richard Simmons, the All Blacks and famous seniors. But the airline just debuted its most surreal creation to date, starring Hollywood stars Katie Holmes and Cuba Gooding Jr.

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