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Sharemarket heads back up after slide
New Zealand shares rose yesterday, heading back towards a record high after a two-day slide.
Air NZ revives $29 Night Rider
From February 20 the airline will run Night Rider services between Auckland, Nelson and Christchurch for a month.
Low fares to help fill seats
Air fares as low as $1,365 return to Europe are on sale as airlines try to top up planes for the coming year.
Stocktakes: Air NZ set for big profit liftoff
Air New Zealand is expected to be one of the standout performers when reporting season starts next month.
Air NZ sales process faces probe
Air New Zealand is being investigated over possible misleading or deceptive conduct in the way it sells insurance with air fares.
Qantas plays zero-sum game
Qantas will cut fuel surcharges but will replace them with higher base charges as the airline tries to improve margins.
Cheaper air tickets won't fly
Despite the plummeting cost of crude oil, business commentators say it is unlikely airline passengers will be offered cheaper tickets.
Emirates rollout free wi-fi
Emirates is spending millions of dollars to retrofit its fleet to provide free wi-fi for passengers.
Drop in airfares tipped
Analysis of several travel markets by travel booking site Expedia finds that airfares should drop this year.
Call to cut airfares as fuel price drops
Airfares should fall to reflect plummeting oil and jet fuel prices but airlines are stalling when it comes to delivering cheaper fares, consumer advocates say.
Air NZ, Qantas named safest airlines
Qantas has been named the world's safest airline, and Air NZ is in the top ten, according to a new report which also noted 2014 was a bad year for airline safety.
Air NZ gears up for growth
Air New Zealand will tomorrow resume flights to Singapore - its biggest long-haul move in a decade and one which marks the start of an aggressive growth phase.
Air NZ gears up for growth
Air New Zealand will tomorrow resume flights to Singapore - its biggest long-haul move in a decade and one which marks the start of an aggressive growth phase.
Airbus quick to dispatch investigators
Airbus has rushed two specialists to Jakarta to assist in the investigation of the disappeared A320 airliner operated by AirAsia, the budget carrier that rose from almost nothing in 2001 to be its biggest customer.
Missing plane caps year of woe
This year began with the aviation industry celebrating a century of passenger flights - it ends with a jet with 162 aboard missing while flying from Indonesia to Singapore.
NZ's Argentina flights fill gap for Aussies
Air New Zealand's flights to Buenos Aires will be more than a third filled with passengers from Australia, an analysis of the service says.
Book charts airline's bumpy ride to top
Eighty five years ago the carrier that was to become Hawaiian Airlines started commercial flights using a plane dubbed the "ugly duckling".
'Hacked' MH370 shot down, claims theory
A former airline boss claims the US shot down flight MH370 because the military feared it had been taken over by hackers.
Seniors win right to keep on flying
A lawyer says an Employment Court ruling allowing two Kiwi airline pilots to continue flying until the age of 65 is ground-breaking.
Air NZ crew resign after booze binge
Four Air New Zealand flight attendants have left the airline under a cloud after a booze-fuelled night.
Jetstar glitch causes flight delays
Holiday travellers have had their plans disrupted after a Jetstar IT glitch delayed transtasman flights for up to an hour and a half today.
Auckland's new flight paths
New short-cut flight paths over Auckland promising to reduce carbon dioxide emission, burn less fuel and fly more quietly have been confirmed.