
Coronavirus and Air NZ: The good, the bad and the ugly
It could be survival of the fittest if the coronavirus crisis worsens.
It could be survival of the fittest if the coronavirus crisis worsens.
The airline has also slashed network capacity by about 10% for the next three months
Analysts say the market may have over-reacted to the financial threat to listed companies.
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New York Times: David Calhoun lays the blame for the 737 Max crisis on his predecessor.
This is the worst financial hit facing Air NZ since 2001 but it's a different airline now.
Staff have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days "as a precaution".
Air New Zealand is making further cuts to domestic, trans-Tasman, and Asian services.
Collapsing demand is forcing airlines to cut routes around the world.
The SOE outlines details of its drone detection system and when digital towers will open.
With the China visitor market plunging Australia, Britain and the US will get a boost.
Flight Centre NZ has been working closely with concerned customers.
The airline is working on ways to cope with a plunge in passenger numbers.
The agency didn't even exist a year and a half ago.
Airlines are discounting travel on routes where people are happy to fly as others dry up
The company has also cut its dividend.
There's a big difference with Air NZ's latest safety video.
We say: We are the largest direct beneficiaries from tourism, to the tune of $40b a year.
Airline has spent 3 years developing what it is hoping will revolutionise Economy class.
Airlines and the travel industry need to use this crisis wisely.
The airline will trial the Holy Grail for Economy passengers - lie flat pods
Airlines call for relief from fee increases and Govt help as coronavirus hits hard.
New Air NZ boss Greg Foran has joined the airline as the industry faces massive losses.
A video shows the impact of cancellations on Cathay-Pacific.
Chief executive Greg Foran says he's confident the airline will navigate through crisis
Airlines and suppliers are dropping travel deals to stimulate the market.
Fourteen repairs on Auckland Airport's runway are detailed in a document.
The fittest airlines stand a better chance of bouncing back from coronavirus.
The company says it will feel the impact of the coronavirus.
The capacity cuts are bad news for travellers looking for cheap fares.