Flights resume, but ash threat to stay
A towering volcanic-ash cloud which dropped to just 3000m above the South Island could disrupt...
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Ash casts cloud over ski operators
Industry sources are warning that the volcanic ash cloud's impact on the tourism sector will be serious if the disruptions continue much longer.
Rugby players fly privately as airline passengers wait and hope
A Super rugby team will today travel to Wellington on a private DC-3 because of the volcanic ash cloud.
Air NZ, Qantas to resume flights
Air NZ's domestic and trans-Tasman flights will go ahead as scheduled tomorrow.
Passengers wait in Christchurch Airport
As South Island passengers find flights are delayed, many await travel news in airport terminals.
Qantas cancels all flights to and from NZ
Qantas has cancelled all flights in and out of New Zealand today, dashing the hopes of thousands of stranded passengers.
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The first time I ever flew must have been about 1960 in a Grumman Widgeon amphibian, piloted by the famous Freddie Ladd.
Air NZ flights unaffected by ash
Air NZ would adjust flight routes and altitudes to ensure aircraft remained clear of ash.
Volcanic ash cloud cancels transtasman flights
International flights have been cancelled as a volcanic ash cloud from Chile heads towards NZ,
7000 Qantas cabin crew staff offered redundancy
Qantas hopes 350 - or five per cent - of its cabin crew will take up voluntary redundancy.
Would you pay $10 to check in at this airport desk?
Budget airline Jetstar is set to charge customers up to $10 extra to check-in with a human being for domestic flights.
Industrial action set to besiege Australia
Australia is bracing for a bruising new round of industrial action.