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Air NZ brings the Hoff, Lohan on board
Air New Zealand has aligned itself with a troubled Hollywood actress currently under house arrest for theft.
Air NZ scoops three Skytrax awards
Air New Zealand been named best airline in the Australia-Pacific region for the second year running.
Ash cloud: Air NZ up, other airlines down
The Chilean volcano's ash cloud appears to be settled over the country today, and possibly tomorrow.
Anger in the air as airline ash rumours fly
Airlines on both sides of the Tasman are crying foul over rumours as passengers battle disruption caused by a volcanic ash cloud.
Fyfe: Air NZ's ash-damaged planes 'malicious rumours'
Rob Fyfe has hit back at "malicious rumours" out of Australia that Air NZ has grounded ash-damaged aircraft.
Ash update: No Qantas, Jetstar flights today
Jetstar and Qantas have cancelled all today's flights to, from and within New Zealand.
<i>Jim Eagles</i>: Travel future looks brighter
After returning from a five-week overseas trip I'm filled with renewed bile about the business of having to stand around for ages in poorly air-conditioned rooms juggling shoes, backpack and laptop, supposedly in the interest of security.
Kerre Woodham: Kiwis fly as Skippy flops, trips and stumbles
People who booked on Jetstar and Qantas have been left frustrated and grounded in the airline terminals.
Liam Dann: Double downer casts long shadow
Ash clouds and fresh quakes boost the need for strong leadership.
Rugby players fly privately as airline passengers wait and hope
A Super rugby team will today travel to Wellington on a private DC-3 because of the volcanic ash cloud.
Air NZ, Qantas to resume flights
Air NZ's domestic and trans-Tasman flights will go ahead as scheduled tomorrow.
Passengers wait in Christchurch Airport
As South Island passengers find flights are delayed, many await travel news in airport terminals.
Qantas cancels all flights to and from NZ
Qantas has cancelled all flights in and out of New Zealand today, dashing the hopes of thousands of stranded passengers.
<i>Jim Eagles:</i> The shape of things to come
The first time I ever flew must have been about 1960 in a Grumman Widgeon amphibian, piloted by the famous Freddie Ladd.