Crime, terror fears drive border clamp
Australia plans tough steps to to plug gaps at its entry points.
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Flights resume, but ash threat to stay
A towering volcanic-ash cloud which dropped to just 3000m above the South Island could disrupt...
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.
Tighter border security at airports
Tighter border security controls are on the way for Kiwi travellers after Immigration New Zealand signed an agreement with Canada. Immigration Minister Jonathan Coleman says it will mean faster processing times for genuine travellers.
AirAsia helping Christchurch
AirAsia is doing its bit to help with the restoration of Christchurch.
<i>Jim Eagles</i>: Time to take a look at the rule book
At Auckland International Airport I watched sympathetically as my young daughter wrestled with the dilemma of how to meet the needs of three young children within the limits of the aviation security rules.
Christchurch earthquake: Tears and hugs for refugees at airport
It was one of many emotional scenes at the domestic terminal of Auckland Airport as loved ones were reunited
Airport named after James Bond author
Jamaica's Ian Fleming International Airport opened for business last week.
Economic boost tipped from China air deal
China's biggest airline says it will now start flying direct from Guangzhou to Auckland, boosting the annual injection to the region's economy from $50m to $75m.