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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.

Sold out Qantas 'flight to nowhere' departs from Sydney

150 eager passengers have boarded a 'flight to nowhere' on board a Qantas plane.

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.

Transtasman flight sales steady, global airlines burn through $450K a minute

Global airline capacity is down by half this year but study holds out some hope.

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.

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.

The tech that could change the future of flight in NZ

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

The flight goes nowhere. And it's sold out

New York Times: People rushing to buy tickets for "flights to nowhere".

Oz travel bubble delayed but small ships could offer holiday options

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

Theo Spierings' new gig, Warehouse avoids scrutiny, Hosking joins ASB

The inside word on New Zealand's business community.

Panel's scathing report blasts Boeing and FAA for crashes

Report questions whether Boeing and government regulators have recognised the problems.

Air NZ plans to cut 385 more cabin crew

The national carrier has already had more than 4000 staff leave.

Flying frenzy: Air NZ sells more than 110,000 fares in one day

Kiwis are keen to take to the skies again.