
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.
AirAsia is keen to fly from New Zealand to Australia to connect with services to Asia, which could mean more bargain fares for holidaymakers.
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Defence Minister Gerry Brownlee has clipped the wings of a fledgling regional airline before it can get off the ground.
Australia is working to stop young women leaving the country to become "jihadi brides" for Isis.
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 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.
Hawaiian Airlines has had a relationship with TV programme Hawaii Five-0 for the past five years.
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Toxic fumes in cabin air pose a health risk to frequent fliers and aircrew, a British coroner has said in a landmark report.
The father of one of three schoolgirls who are believed to have travelled to Syria to join Isis says her siblings "cannot stop crying".
Lower oil prices mean the less efficient carriers with older aircraft than Air New Zealand are back in the game, writes Grant Bradley.
Three British "jihadi brides" who ran away from home to join fighters from Isis were believed to have crossed the Turkish border into Syria.
Airbus' plan to sell an A380 superjumbo fitted out as a "flying palace" has evaporated after the deal was discreetly cancelled.
MPs have test-driven a $250 million aircraft as part of Government's quest to replace the Defence Force's ageing fleet of Hercules.
On Thursday I got the first Business Class upgrade of my life.
A couple and their toddler who survived the crash of a TransAsia Airways plane in Taiwan changed seats just before the plane took off.
"This pilot decided to land in a narrow river without buildings because there is a residential area nearby. He did all he could do."
The captain of the AirAsia jet that crashed in December was out of his seat conducting an unusual procedure when his co-pilot apparently lost control of the plane.
''Just out of the blue there was this really loud bang and a flash of light on the right side of the plane."
Tragedies such as the Carterton balloon crash and MH370 have influenced the creation of a "Watch List" designed to highlight air, sea and rail safety concerns.
Air New Zealand is being investigated over possible misleading or deceptive conduct in the way it sells insurance with air fares.
Qantas will cut fuel surcharges but will replace them with higher base charges as the airline tries to improve margins.
Salvage teams have begun trying to raise the fuselage of AirAsia Flight 8501 from the sea bed.