In April 1965 TEAL was renamed Air New Zealand. 1965 also heralded the beginning of the jet era with the arrival of the first DC8 aircraft and a big move from Whenuapai to Mangere and the brand new international airport. The only change to the original Christian Dior designed uniform was the hostesses' hat, which switched to a cloche style hat with rolled brim. Flight stewards uniforms were changed to black trousers and dark navy jackets for inflight with no insignia. Men wore a black bow tie to replicate a tuxedo look which had an elegant effect. Registered nurses wore a badge on the centre of the cravat. A small kiwi brooch made of gold and paua shell was an optional extra for staff who weren't registered nurses, worn in the same place as the nurses badges.