Latest fromAirports
Major overhaul planned for Sydney Airport
Sydney Airport is proposing a major overhaul that would see terminals divided by airline rather than destination.
Auckland off-site airport parks take off in popularity
A surge in off-site parking has made dropping yourself off at Auckland Airport an attractive option.
Christchurch Airport buys Antarctic Centre
Christchurch International Airport has announced that it has bought the International Antarctic Centre.
World's biggest airport planned for Thames Estuary (+map)
Plans have been unveiled for a four-runway airport on a sparse strip of land on the Isle of Grain in Kent.
From kapa haka to snooze cube
A kapa haka expert is now using his creative talents to help build a range of 'snooze cubes' for weary travellers.
September 11: New Zealand's decade-long reaction
Questionable laws, dubious wars and some airport inconvenience are how the average Kiwi sums up the legacy of the 9/11 terror attacks in the US.
Jim Eagles: Ups and downs of budget airlines
There seems to be a general consensus out there that budget airlines are a good way to get around Europe easily and on the cheap.
Diddy's entourage halted by customs due to alcohol
P. Diddy's entourage were stopped by French customs for trying to bring too much vodka into the country.
Queenstown Airport makes 'thrilling' list
Queenstown Airport has been voted one of the 10 most thrilling airports in the world for arrivals and departures.
Ash, travel gloom descend again
The ash cloud from Chile's Mt Puyehue Cordon Caulle volcano has returned to cause more disruption to flights.
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.