
Coronavirus: Chinese aviation reeling, more Air NZ cuts
Air NZ sheds more capacity into China where the airline industry has been devastated.
Air NZ sheds more capacity into China where the airline industry has been devastated.
Both cities are diversifying their tourism markets as Chinese stay home.
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Big changes at the top of the airline's revenue business are coming into force.
Airlines, hotels and attractions are dropping prices to stimulate the market.
An airline spokesman was not certain of how many roles could be affected.
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Cathay Pacific is also under strain and is asking staff to take unpaid leave
Foreign pilots attracted to the booming aviation Chinese market are now in limbo.
The agreement is designed to churn out pilots for United Express regional carriers.
Test flights will take place near Canterbury.
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The decision to pull back is due to a sharp fall in demand.
While other airlines are pulling back from China, Air NZ continues Shanghai service.
Pandemic related claims on insurance bought from midday won't be covered.
The cost of the 737 Max crisis at Boeing has ballooned.
Fears are spreading about the new virus, which has killed more than 130.
There are plenty of lead-in deals but airports group points to overall fare rises.
Union says employers have extra responsibility in an epidemic situation.
The airline says it will report to the market on any impact of coronavirus next month.
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