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Oz travel bubble: How the new flights will work

Airlines taking baby steps on the Tasman, Auckland Airport testing new safety tech

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.

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.

Airline lobby: Catching Covid on planes as likely as being struck by lightning

But epidemiologist Michael Baker skeptical of survey by the airline group.

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

Air New Zealand: Long haul ahead for workplace relations

An expert says the company and unions must draw from previous goodwill to bounce back.

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.

Heavy lifting: New boss of Air NZ's growth business

While international passenger revenue has tanked, freight offers some hope.

Hanging out for an inflight drink? Qantas selling its 747 bar carts

The cash-strapped airline is selling off more memorabilia.

STA Travel used client money to cover wages and rent

Administrators Deloitte say they have uncovered a "significant co-mingling of funds".

The tech that could change the future of flight in NZ

Zero-emission aircraft would help airlines under pressure to clean up their act.

Oz travel bubble delayed but small ships could offer holiday options

Expedition and luxury cruise ship companies hope to be sailing this summer

Thl on $2m Waitomo Govt grant: 'We haven't feathered our own pockets'

The company says the grant has protected jobs at loss-making business.

Qantas' 'flights to nowhere' tickets sell out in 10 minutes

It appears Australians are even more desperate to fly again than we thought.

Where has STA Travel customers' money gone?

The amount owed to creditors of the failed travel group STA has soared to more than $10m.