
Auckland Airport to start 260,000-tonne paving project
Taxiways covering the area of 30 rugby fields will be half a metre thick
Taxiways covering the area of 30 rugby fields will be half a metre thick
A leap to Airbus for long haul flying was seen as less likely
The average Porsche owner in the US is in their 50s. In China, they are 35.
Air NZ is still growing, but not as fast as it was - and that's just part of the cycle.
NYT: Pilots pressed Boeing for an urgent fix after Lion Air crash. Executives resisted.
The airline is working on a new layout and will charge for more legroom in bank of seats.
Latest move part of plan to carve out 5 per cent of overhead costs.
The 737 Max is about to join the list of brands trying to come back from ignominy.
Airlines face bigger lost baggage payouts and obligation to spell out passenger rights.
Emirates will serve a million high-energy dates to passengers fasting during Ramadan.
Aviation experts regard the recent increase in people being killed as a blip.
Air NZ's business in China has been tough over the last 13 years.
New York Times: Boeing thought key cockpit warning light was standard feature in new jets.
Passengers should have confidence landing at Queenstown Airport.
Travel deals are being rolled out at one-day event in Auckland.
If pilots had used more automatic systems they would have been alerted to risk says report
"Do you want a helicopter falling out of the sky on your house, kids and pets?"
The airline will put more time between MAX safety issues and selling seats on the plane.
The aerospace giant said profit fell by a fifth in the three months to March.
Hawaiian Airlines is fighting growing competition with brand new planes
Cathay Pacific is boosting services to New Zealand with a new plane and more flights
Airline cutting back network growth, deferring new planes and is looking at overheads.
The airline says it oversees new aircraft programmes and has done so in Charleston.
The airline says it has full confidence in the planes built at Charleston plant.
An uncomfortable truth about the possible cause has been revealed.
More than 37,000 workers are building Expo 2020 where NZ is among 190 countries.
Boeing's boss is confident that the grounded planes will be back in the sky soon.
This resurfaces concerns that heavier passengers may be charged more.
Chaos for travellers after one of the biggest airlines in the world suspended all flights.