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Air service deals to boost global links
New Zealand has secured 10 new air service deals allowing links with countries ranging from Bahrain in the Middle East to Curacao in the Caribbean.
Prosecutors: Co-pilot may have hidden illness
Germanwings co-pilot Andreas Lubitz appears to have hidden evidence of an illness from his employers, including having been excused by a doctor from work the day he crashed a passenger plane into a mountain, prosecutors said Friday.
Germanwings silent on locked-out pilot
Germanwings last night would not confirm reports one of the two pilots on its doomed flight was locked out of the cockpit before the plane crashed in the French Alps.
Chinese business spreading its wings
As China's economy has rapidly expanded over the past couple of decades, the Asian superpower's commercial giants have spread their wings and gone out into the world.
Organ transplant child barred
Ryanair refused to fly a sick child to an organ transplant operation because the boy's family arrived at their departure airport "too close to the departure time", it has been revealed.
Tech firm on track for $150m revenue
Airport logistics and baggage handling company BSC Group is on track to hit $150 million of revenue for the financial year and is aiming to become a billion-dollar software company, says chief executive Patrick Teo.
Long flight ahead for fare-fixing action
Class action against Air New Zealand and other airlines accused of price-fixing on flights across the Pacific could stretch on for two more years.
Cathay Pacific eyeing premium market
Cathay Pacific plans to fly the latest widebody plane from Hong Kong to Auckland later next year.
AirAsia eyes NZ return
AirAsia is keen to fly from New Zealand to Australia to connect with services to Asia, which could mean more bargain fares for holidaymakers.
Emirates contributes billions into EU
An Emirates-commissioned study of the airline's contribution to Europe finds it has contributed 6.8 billion ($10 billion) of the EU's gross domestic product and spends 175 million on sponsorships....
HK airport cost worries airlines
Airlines have welcomed plans to build a third runway at Hong Kong Airport but are worried about how it will be paid for.
Australia to thwart 'jihadi brides'
Australia is working to stop young women leaving the country to become "jihadi brides" for Isis.
Air NZ promises cheaper deals
Air New Zealand is promising more discounted fares as it adds hundreds of thousands of extra seats to its network where travel agents say price competition is already fierce.
Air New Zealand soars
A surging Air New Zealand stands to benefit from lower fuel prices next year by up to $249 million but must now fend off growing competition from other airlines also enjoying lower oil prices.
Air NZ: Cheaper fares coming
Air NZ says a big surge in its capacity this year should lead to lower airfares.
Hawaiian hedges bets on fuel for long term gain
Falling fuel prices are causing a headwind for Hawaiian Airlines as lower oil costs impact on carriers differently.
Carrier rides wave with TV crime drama
Hawaiian Airlines has had a relationship with TV programme Hawaii Five-0 for the past five years.
How did schoolgirls become radicalised?
The headteacher of the school attended by three British schoolgirls who are believed to have flown to Turkey to join Isis in Syria reiterated yesterday that police have no evidence the missing pupils had been radicalised there.
Danger from toxic fumes in plane
Toxic fumes in cabin air pose a health risk to frequent fliers and aircrew, a British coroner has said in a landmark report.
'Come home. We miss you.'
The father of one of three schoolgirls who are believed to have travelled to Syria to join Isis says her siblings "cannot stop crying".
Grant Bradley: Cheap fuel prices a mixed blessing
Lower oil prices mean the less efficient carriers with older aircraft than Air New Zealand are back in the game, writes Grant Bradley.