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Air traffic controllers shortage dents airlines' recovery
Financial Times: The shortages have caused delays and reduced schedules.
Financial Times: The shortages have caused delays and reduced schedules.
Hundreds came to the woman's defence after the video went viral.
New York Times: New regulations seek to create better accessibility on aircraft.
Air NZ needs airports to service battery or hydrogen demonstrator planes.
Emirates boss says capacity of big plane defied doubters as airline marks 20 years in NZ.
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Australia and New Zealand could be 'priced out' of future air travel.
China was NZ's fastest-growing visitor market - until Covid-19 hit.
There is a "contingency plan" in place, according to an airport spokesperson.
The airline acknowledges its existing cabin is lagging the competition.
The organisation proposes 'climate tickets' as a key part of the solution.
The president of Emirates says Airbus had to be pushed hard to install a lounge bar.
The airline said passengers have been 'craving' a cocktail drink option.
Air New Zealand is promising a treasure trove of flavours and ingredients in its new menus for Business Premier customers. Video / Dean Purcell
BA staff were forced to "wing it" after a catering malfunction left them short of food.
Airline goes local for premium passengers' new food, cocktails and wine.
Airline was forecasting a loss at beginning of the year, now a whopper profit
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Call to speed up travel comes ahead of meeting of PMs.
Firms warned they can't rely on pre-pandemic tactics.
Ticket prices soared in the past 18 months but inflation data shows they're heading down.
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World's biggest vertical farm serving up fresh produce for Emirates passengers.
Thousands of flights are scheduled to depart from Gatwick during the strike.
It's low season in Dubai because of the heat so there's hotel bargains to be had.
High costs are pushing up room rates but industry boss says they're still competitive.
Kiwis widely welcome overseas without visas but NZ down the list for welcoming visitors.