Rolls-Royce has reported a record annual loss of £4.6 billion (NZ$8b) .

Worried about incurring excess baggage fees before a flight? Then why not wear your luggage instead of checking it in?

Aeroflot is the most powerful airline brand in the world, underpinned by its dominance in its home market, refreshed fleet and new approach to marketing.

The Concorde never realised its full potential. Commercial supersonic flights no longer exist today, and not because we have moved on to faster or better technology.

Passengers said the pilot called President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton "a*******".

Air NZ digital head Avi Golan is working to take the pain out of travel with experience from Silicon Valley.

A woman's single dress boot found in a remote valley in the Southern Alps has reignited one of New Zealand's greatest aviation mysteries.

Some return flights to Europe have fallen below $1000 and on sale to London for an "unheard" of $1099.

Jetstar has won a 10 year deal to fly government workers around the country as negotiations with Air NZ have yet to be concluded.

Qatar Airways' longest flight in the world has landed 15 minutes early at Auckland Airport after leaving Doha just over 16 hours ago.

How do the masks actually work, under what circumstances are they unleashed, and how much oxygen do they contain?

Spirit Airlines is home of the 'Bare Fare' - which is now even stricter than ever.

Air New Zealand has made its first foray into artificial intelligence, unveiling a chatbot to help passengers with common questions.

While Donald Trump tightens his grip on the United States borders, a small airport on the other side of the world has abolished security screening.

A Japanese airline has launched a special flight service that allows passengers to fly with their dogs in the main cabin.

Auckland Airport handled close to one million international passengers in December as tourism booms and concern about pressure on infrastructure grows.

A photo showing a flock of blindfolded falcons - believed to be owned by a Saudi prince - in the cabin of a passenger jet has gone viral today.

In-flight WiFi is getting faster and cheaper, and is an increasingly common offering on budget and flagship airlines alike.

A light plane has crashed at Dunedin airport.

A rare final chance has arisen to view the Aurora Australis from a commercial flight.

A trial for a 15-seat autonomous shuttle is about to start at Christchurch Airport.

The world's largest planemaker is counting on its single-aisle 737 to bolster results this year.

Passenger revenue in the first six months of Air New Zealand's financial year has fallen sharply.

American Airlines is getting rid of seat-back screens in its new fleet of domestic Boeing aircraft.

A new design featuring 'staggered seating' could put an end to the ongoing battle over the dreaded middle seat.

Dubai remains home to the world's busiest international airport after seeing 83.6 million passengers in 2016.

An average of nine firearms a day were confiscated at US airports last year - most of them loaded.

Australia's planned new contactless passenger identification system would eliminate the need for travel documnets.

An easyJet passenger has claimed her flight home last Friday was forced to abort landing as cabin crew members were too busy 'having a party'.

Who could blame this pilot for wanting a cup of tea and a lie down after landing in such difficult conditions at Wellington Airport this morning?