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Executive Success: Architect of her own future
As Wellington Airport's $58 million airport terminal extension rises out of the ground, more than 15,000 passengers continue to fly in and out each day.
Spain's 'ghost' airport welcomes first flight
In September, something strange will happen at Castellon airport in eastern Spain: an aircraft will land there.
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....
'A bit of an issue' at Christchurch Airport
A flight with 38 passengers and three crew was diverted due to a possible engine issue this morning.
Airport makeovers set to take off
An expert on airport design says development in the sector will quicken in the next decade, making for better passenger experiences.
Vial of blood spilled on plane
Fire crews are decontaminating a plane at Auckland International Airport after a vial of blood was spilled.
Dashcam footage not a privacy breach
Drivers can share dashboard camera footage with the public and not breach privacy law as long as videos do not identify people, the Privacy Commissioner says.
Dramatic new photo of volcanic eruption
A dramatic new image has emerged of the volcanic eruption which has disrupted air travel to and from Tonga.
Eruption in Tonga strands hundreds
Hundreds of travellers and holidaymakers have been left stranded after flights to and from Tonga were cancelled yesterday because of a huge volcanic ash cloud.
Dashcam snaps rogue valet
A man who left his car in the care of an airport parking company was horrified to see how his vehicle was treated after an in-car camera captured the action.
Report contradicts Gerry Brownlee's version of events
Following the July breach, Mr Brownlee claimed he was given permission by an airport staff member manning a secure exit door to bypass security.
Auckland's new flight paths
New short-cut flight paths over Auckland promising to reduce carbon dioxide emission, burn less fuel and fly more quietly have been confirmed.
Grant Bradley: What I love about aviation right now
Herald aviation correspondent Grant Bradley looks at the trends exciting the plane nerds.
Fiji Airways to start Wellington flights
A new service from Fiji Airways will allow Wellingtonians to escape twice a week to the tropics from next June.
Fourth Qantas flight has to turn back
A fourth Qantas plane has been forced to turn back mid-flight, marking a second day of trouble for the airline - but its boss says "it happens all the time".
Motorway closure to cause delays
Motorists bound for the airport will need to plan for delays as Auckland's Southwestern Motorway will be closed for works.
Sales of guns soar after Ferguson riots
Racially charged protests in Ferguson are fuelling an exponential increase in gun sales among mainly white customers at one of the premier shooting ranges in the United States.
Smith earned funds to flee while in jail
Phillip John Smith used his time behind bars to gain university qualifications and run a business - making the money he used to flee New Zealand.
Airport security boss talks terror threat
Aviation Security staff are on heightened alert following the raised terror threat level and on the lookout for a range of new risks.
Time nearly up for airport departure cards
Millions of departing travellers could be spared the chore filling in departure cards following work done by Customs and Statistics New Zealand.
A playground for monster jets
London's Heathrow airport says airlines are using more giant wide-body super jumbos to escape the constraints of capacity curbs.
Canines with a nose for the money
Sniffer dogs have smelled their way to finding more than $3.5 million in illicit cash since they were introduced at NZ borders less than two years ago.
Thousands put out as Heathrow flights cancelled
Thousands of passengers at Britain's biggest airport Heathrow face severe delays and cancelled flights due to stormy weather.
Aussie airports collecting Kiwi data
Thousands of NZers travelling to Australia could have "biometric data" such as facial recognition data, iris scans and fingerprints stored and shared.
Airport passenger traffic up nearly 5%
Worldwide passenger traffic through airports has risen close to 5 per cent to more than six billion with Atlanta still the world's busiest.