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Boeing 737 MAX crashes: US judge sets trial date
More than 340 people died in the crashes. Now a judge has ordered Boeing to trial.
Auckland Airport aims for growth as travel nears pre-Covid levels
The new terminal development is essential to the long-term future of Auckland Airport.
Turkish Airlines eyeing Auckland-Istanbul flights – report
Istanbul-based airline is growing aggressively and last year started flying to Australia.
Air NZ’s regional network boosted with new aircraft
Global engine maintenance problems have stretched the airline's domestic network.
Flying into 2025: What's happening in the pointy end of the plane
Demand for premium travel shows no sign of easing off.
Kiwis making big waves across the ditch: NZ’s top expats in Oz
As more Kiwis head to Australian shores, our successful expats show how far we can go.
Cherry skies: Summerfruit airlift about to take off
The summer rush for $100m in exports is about to start.
German flying taxi start-up Volocopter files for insolvency
The company is now on the hunt for new investors.
Inside look: Air New Zealand's 'world-first' Dreamliner retrofit
New seats, bigger screens and legroom plus a luxury business premier option.
Watch: Auckland Airport's $70m runway light switch
About 600 LED lights replace halogen system.
What Hawaiian Airlines' new owner means for the Kiwi travel market
Alaska Air has taken over and already deals are being offered to boost traffic
Another veteran Air NZ commercial boss leaving airline
Scott Carr has had many leadership roles over a 35-year span.
Watch: How Air NZ is building one of the world's biggest wooden hangars
Work on one of the biggest wooden hangars in the world is back on track.
Air New Zealand v Jetstar: On time reliability revealed
One route had three times the average rate of cancellations.
Boeing slashes jobs and delays 777X programme
Financial troubles have escalated at Boeing, which now faces industrial action.
Tourism numbers up in August with Australians leading the charge
Visitor arrivals surged from five countries during the year.
Tourism numbers up in August with Australians leading the charge
Visitor arrivals surged from five countries during the year.
OCR cut: What falling interest rates mean for Kiwi travellers
The winners and losers - and what's making all holidaymakers smile.
Qantas hit with A$100m fine for selling seats on cancelled flights
Senior managers knew about different aspects of the issue, the Australian watchdog says.