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Sharemarket starts week 11 points down

More overseas flights for Akl Airport in '09 but fewer passengers

There were more international flights at Auckland International Airport last year, but fewer visitors.

Market closes up, Asian markets dip

Emirates increases Tasman route seats

<i>Grant David</i>: Competition watchdog's teeth growing sharper

Commission abused rules, court says

The Commerce Commission is seeking clarification of its powers after a judge ruled it had abused gagging orders while investigating alleged collusion between Air New Zealand and other airlines.

Sharemarket gives back early gains

Airport shares flying high

Shares of Auckland International Airport have gained ground after the company completed its $126 million equity raising.

You in Cuddle Class, return to the upright position

Air New Zealand crew are concerned about having to keep a "closer eye" on frisky passengers who might feel the urge to take advantage of the new Skycouch seats.

Airline gets us comfortable first

If Air NZ's new lie-flat economy seats and upgraded premium economy class prove popular it may provide an opportunity to increase prices.

NZX breaks losing streak as leaders post gains

Economy gets more laid back

Air New Zealand will this week unveil one of its most significant aircraft interior upgrades in years.

Lie back for the long haul

Air New Zealand passengers will be laid low by new seats that allow them to lie back, stretch out and sleep - a world first for economy-class.

New Zealand Super catching flight

Property listings hurt by tax speculation

NZ sharemarket falls in quiet trading

JAL investors pick bankruptcy over bailout for airline

NZ market starts week in negative territory