
Air NZ to axe 180 jobs
Air New Zealand will axe 180 engineering jobs when it closes a maintenance facility in Auckland, according to the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union.
Air New Zealand will axe 180 engineering jobs when it closes a maintenance facility in Auckland, according to the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union.
Winston Aldworth flies aboard Jetstar JQ259from Auckland to Christchurch.
Profits have soared 25 per cent at Auckland Airport, boosted by more passengers, more planes and an increase in the value of its property portfolio.
Qantas will start a new Auckland-Perth service this summer and has launched a new transtasman schedule as its partnership with Emirates takes off.
When the good news about your long-haul flight is that there just happens to be a gastroenterologist aboard, then you know the bad news is going to be pretty bad.
Emirates has reached a decade of services to New Zealand as the airline celebrates five years of flying its superjumbo Airbus A380 around the world.
An airline group remains worried about charges at Auckland Airport even though the Commerce Commission has found it is not making excessive profits
Wellington Airport is going back to the drawing board to set new landing charges but the group representing airlines is worried they will skyrocket.
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Emirates president Tim Clark says airline alliances have to change or die.
Emirates and Qantas will unveil further details of their partnership across the Tasman at the official launch of the arrangement in Auckland tomorrow.
Passengers were evacuated from an Auckland Airport terminal last night after smoke from a small fire activated a sprinkler system.
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A Christchurch headmaster who was caught up in the San Francisco air crash drama initially thought it was a terrorist attack.
Air Tahiti Nui will boost its Auckland to Tahiti and Los Angeles flights as part of a global overhaul.
An expert in product harm says the public feels the need to quickly apportion responsibility for plane accidents.
The organisation representing most of the world's airlines is urging all countries to join up to international safety standards.
A new airline information system being launched by the International Air Transport Association should result in passengers being given a wider range of choices when they book tickets.
Passengers are suffering because New Zealand's "light-handed" regulation allows airports and Airways NZ to push up fees.
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The battle to sell wide-body jets has stepped up with both Boeing and Airbus claiming success from the Paris Air Show.
The first of Air New Zealand's 787s being built by Boeing has had its engines fitted, and the airline has released details of routes it could fly.