The livery on the latest airliner has been described as "pawsome".

Kiwi visitors are undeterred by political ructions in the US, says tourism body

The golden era experience, in all but the actual "flying" part, is remarkably authentic.

US airport border guards seized 70 live finches on a flight from Guyana.

Passenger had "poo" taped around waste, until officers found out it was something else.

The airline's huge 777 fleet has flown the equivalent of 8600 round trips to moon.

Southwest referred to the organ on flight 3606 as "a life-critical cargo shipment".

Emirates takes delivery of its last 777-300. / Emirates

Premium trends and discoveries from 2018 including the man with the cast iron bladder.

Air NZ engineers have called off their Christmas strike meaning that major turbulence for 120,000 travellers who'd booked their holiday getaways on the airline has been avoided.

According to a lawsuit, the incident caused "severe emotional distress and weeks of pain".

Strike threatened passengers will be feeling relief but there'll be anger and wariness too

This exotic inclusion nearly caused one passenger to choke on his inflight meal.

The ban comes after an 84 per cent increase in incidents involving animals.

House of Travel says travellers facing strike have to sit tight.

A UK airline which shares its name with a New Zealand songbird is the world's greenest.

Tracey Bond flies from Auckland to Los Angeles on Air New Zealand flight NZ6.

Tristram Clayton flies with Qantas from Perth to Melbourne

Australian airlines enforce a crackdown on oversized baggage this week.

Travellers on Europe's budget airlines migh not be bagging the bargain they thought.

After years of relative industrial peace, airline and unions are in an unfamiliar place

Air NZ and union in strike talks tomorrow.

EDITORIAL: The strike threatened by Air New Zealand staff before Christmas is cruel.

The strike could affect 42,000 customers booked to travel on December 21.

Between the 21st and 25th of December, roughly 70 million people will take to the skies.

Kris Faafoi says new law allows for quicker action that could lead to tighter regulation.

With problems from 'manspreading' to sexual assault, do women need segregated seats?

Aircraft are designed to conduct lightning but checks are needed.

Going barefoot on a flight is a big faux pas - one you wouldn't expect in first class.

Air NZ passengers will be able to post that sweet wing shot on Instagram in real time