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Little progress on transtasman bubble is hurting business, a Queenstown pilot says.
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Fog is disrupting flights on some of the smaller planes at Wellington Airport.
US Navy plane crashes into 'heavily populated' suburb, killing 2
Residents of a US suburb are lucky to be alive after a training flight ended in tragedy.
MH370 crash site 'discovery': Call to restart search for missing flight
Since it went missing in 2014, the aircraft's final resting place has never been found.
Ben Kepes: The surprising act of a Kiwi CEO at airport's Koru lounge
The CEO of a large NZ company surprised Ben Kepes at the airport.
Main road to Auckland Airport closed overnight next week
George Bolt Memorial Drive will be closed from 8pm to 5am.
'Heartbreaking' - Flight Centre cuts 160 more jobs, closes 23 more stores
The travel agent's workforce has more than halved this year.
Local Focus: The ice choppers of Hawke's Bay
Hawke's Bay frost control from above. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
New sites suggested for Erebus memorial in Auckland
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Victorian Premier slams transtasman travel bubble disaster
Daniel Andrews has accepted his state is, in effect, now part of the NZ travel bubble.
Burst bubble: Australian states scramble to trace more Kiwi arrivals
Transtasman bubble: Officials seek information as more NZers expected to arrive.
Business Hub: Air NZ Dreamliner captain Andrew Ridling on flying through a pandemic
Andrew Ridling is a pilot union boss in the midst of aviation's worst commercial crisis.
Oz travel bubble: How the new flights will work
Airlines taking baby steps on the Tasman, Auckland Airport testing new safety tech
Would you live in an air traffic control tower?
The tower would likely be torn down by a developer, Airways CFO James Young said.
Outrage over business class in-flight meal
Noodle cup and can of Coke served to someone who'd paid $2500 for their air fare.
Cheers to that: Air NZ Koru Hour back
Koru Hour is back and the cracker to cheese ratio appears to be running at four to two.
Photo reveals chilling number of empty jumbo passenger jets
There were 154 airborne 747s at the time - why can't we see them?
Summer sizzler: Great Kiwi holiday boom coming in January
And Tourism NZ says quarantine-free travel with Australia could pump $1b into economy.
Aviation faces 'mission of the century' to deliver Covid vaccines
Planning urged as to provide vaccines for the world population would fill 8000 Jumbo jets.
Sold out Qantas 'flight to nowhere' departs from Sydney
150 eager passengers have boarded a 'flight to nowhere' on board a Qantas plane.
Air NZ flight attendant 'in and out of consciousness' on bumpy flight
Attendants were having trouble standing up, says a passenger.
From a Cessna to a Dreamliner - new repatriation option for stranded Kiwis
The Auckland-Santiago service will be the first direct passenger flight for six months
We know how to make air travel planet-friendly. So what's the hold up?
COMMENT: Guilt-free flying is within reach - especially in NZ. But there's a price to pay.
Air New Zealand: Long haul ahead for workplace relations
An expert says the company and unions must draw from previous goodwill to bounce back.
'It's ridiculous': Mum's despair as Air NZ turns away Tourette's teen
'Some of the stuff she says can be offensive, we always tell people she's got Tourette's'.
Transformation at the top of Air NZ - executive changes roll on
Air NZ has an internal replacement for Cam Wallace and will look globally for a new CFO.
Previous owner buys back chopper firm from Ngāi Tahu Holdings
A Queenstown helicopter company has been sold back to its former owner.
Qantas CEO Alan Joyce on Transtasman bubble
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Live: Auckland Airport scare over - passengers returning to terminal
A specialist explosive-detection unit was called to the scene.
City of Fails: Two decades of Auckland's broken bridge, rail tracks and water supply
Aucklanders face the prospect of severe water restrictions this summer.
'Just days away': Australia floats transtasman bubble again
Ardern has poured cold water on the idea a bubble announcement is "days away".
Serko raising $55 million as it faces revenue uncertainty
The company says the timing of 'meaningful' revenue generation is uncertain.