
Cabin crew worsen Auckland bed squeeze
The growth of airline crew numbers into Auckland is putting the squeeze on hotels.
The growth of airline crew numbers into Auckland is putting the squeeze on hotels.
New Zealand tourism is a winner in the wake of political changes in the US.
Qantas embarks on a campaign to find suitably Australian titles for its fleet of 787-9s.
Jetstar in hot water after a flight was delayed for hours on the tarmac with no air-con.
Airlines have welcomed an air-bridge proposal to improve passenger experience.
Qantas is being sued by a man who says he almost ate a hypodermic needle in his meal.
Fresh cut flowers are being flown across NZ to keep florists stocked for Mother's Day.
Air New Zealand is expanding operations to Argentina and flying a new plane to the US.
The new head of Tourism NZ says the 100% Pure message is still working
This town is swamped by Australian tourists - and they're ruining it, says Murray Olds.
A woman who thought she was flying to Paris ended up in the absolute wrong place.
A captain is under investigation for letting a trainee pilot fly while he took a nap.
Passengers and crew were thrown around during extreme turbulence on an AirAsia flight.
Return flights to the US have dropped to as low as $799.
Man sues American Airlines after he became injured sitting next to two obese passengers.
Air NZ boss Christopher Luxon says United Airlines' PR disaster can be turned around.
Take a look inside the Dreamliner 787 Dreamjet, lavishly converted into a private jet.
The family were threatened with jail for refusing to give up a toddler's seat.
Eye surgeon who travelled via Jetstar to carry out surgery was left with no gear.
COMMENT: Matt Heath shares his journey from a Kiwi treasure to an international disgrace.
While attempting to break up a fight, a pilot appears to slap a woman in the face.
Jetstar says the research by consumer watchdog Choice has no credibility.
Low fuel prices and increased competition sees Kiwis reaping price war benefits
The inflight craft beer that's brewed to taste better at 35,000 feet is coming our way.
A cancer sufferer was thrown off a British Airways flight for moving up to business class.
Airlines have dropped some fares to Europe, Hawaii and Australia over winter.
Now the dust has settled, how will the infamous passenger-expulsion change air travel?
A better balance needs to be struck between the interests of shareholders and passengers.