
A year of two halves: What it means for the aviation sector and passengers
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The company says it will feel the impact of the coronavirus.
The capacity cuts are bad news for travellers looking for cheap fares.
The company says it will spend $350m on a new arrivals area.
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Hot weather contributed to runway problems and the airport took too long to repair them.
Traffic was already slowing down before coronavirus and company faces runway questions.
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.
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.
New boss says its most frequent fliers are critical for a 'new vision' at the airline.
Airline has not disclosed terms of the deal
New Air NZ chief executive spending more than $9m on luxurious Auckland pad.
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Pilots say chunks of concrete breaking from runway could lead to a Concorde-type disaster.
Coronavirus fears have resulted in few cancellations from clients, says travel agency.
90-minute flight turns into a 7-hour journey after second runway closure in 10 days.
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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Outbound tourism operators have also been hit with one cancelling all February tours.
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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.