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Jetstar poised to unveil NZ expansion

Jetstar is about to make a significant announcement on the expansion of its domestic operations.

Threat of competition hits Air NZ stock

Air New Zealand shares fell by nearly 5 per cent after news that it could face competition on its lucrative direct routes to the United States.

Possibility of new US flights

Qantas and American Airlines have announced a significant expansion of flying across the Pacific - opening up the possibility of new flights.

No arrest for rowdy Jetstar passenger

The man who was evicted from a Jet Star flight for unruly behaviour on Friday evening has not been arrested, police say.

Jetstar: Not alone in 'opt-out' pricing

Jetstar say they are not alone in using an “opt-out” pricing regime on their booking website after the company came under fire from Consumer New Zealand.

Lobbying Jetstar over pricing

Consumer NZ has launched a campaign calling for the public to lobby Jetstar over its opt out pricing regime.

Qantas, Air NZ confident in fleet security

Qantas and Air New Zealand have have assured customers of strong security measures in place after reports a US hacker claimed to be able to hack into an aircraft’s controls.

Jetstar in 'opt out' pricing probe

Jetstar is under investigation by the Commerce Commission over its use of "opt-out pricing" on the airline's website.

Expert: Safety not slipping at Qantas

Qantas' spate of incidents is "unusual" but there's no evidence of slipping safety standards, an aviation expert says.

Fourth Qantas flight has to turn back

A fourth Qantas plane has been forced to turn back mid-flight, marking a second day of trouble for the airline - but its boss says "it happens all the time".

Qantas' unplanned landings

It was a bad day for Qantas. The airline was hit by a barrage of problems yesterday, with incidents on three flights forcing unplanned landings.

Qantas jet's rapid descent

Qantas engineers are examining an A380 jet that was forced to make an emergency landing in Perth.

Fuel price fall aids Qantas revival

Qantas boss Alan Joyce says fuel prices falling more quickly than the Australian dollar are helping revive the airline's international division but he's not putting a date on when it will be out of financial trouble.

Qantas flies back to the 1970s with retro livery

Qantas has unveiled its retro inspired 1970s livery on one of its brand new Boeing 737 aircraft.

Qantas kicks off transtasman food fight

Qantas is serving up what could be the first course in a transtasman food fight, with new offerings to economy class passengers from later this month.

Qantas heads upmaket with inflight eating