Air NZ app will now tell you exactly where your luggage is - good news or not
You'll know be able to see where checked luggage is across the network.
You'll know be able to see where checked luggage is across the network.
The Airbus 320 twin-engine plane was taken out of service for inspection.
Mechanical issues the mean national airline’s sole 737 has been grounded once more.
New York Times: A string of scandals has left Qantas near the bottom of public opinion.
US airline responds to strong booking for new route before debut flight.
Airline takes a pop at rival Air NZ with $30 fare promotion.
Airlines say service unacceptable but airport says flight delays big problem.
Construction work has contributed to the Airport looking 'like a bombsite'
The subsidies were introduced soon after the pandemic hit in 2020.
Chopper on a rescue mission came down 'partially under control', boss says.
Investigation under way after chopper crashed on its way to help an injured tramper.
The passenger's viral video shows him clearing 25 rows of seats in just 21 seconds.
Several fires have been kept under control despite the tricky conditions.
Two people were in the aircraft when the incident happened at Whangaroa about 3.20pm.
Passengers described a sensation of losing height rapidly for around two seconds.
And the man who has hundreds of flights under his watch every day.
Family of pilot Tim Gibb - killed in a plane crash last year - pay tribute.
The Wānaka Stakeholders Group surveyed more than 600 locals on the issue.
Pratt & Whitney engine maintenance problems are causing problems around the world.
OPINION: There is hardly a stakeholder group Qantas hasn’t antagonised.
Doha aimed to double its 28 flights per week. Australia said no.
'I love cream cakes', says the outspoken budget airline boss.
Feasibility study identifies New Zealand is a frontrunner for hydrogen powered flight
Dick Smith and his wife Pip talk about when they flew a Sikorsky S76 helicopter around the world in 1995, taking over 10,000 photographs at 500 feet for a book. Video / Brett Phibbs
This odd divert request caught the attention of aviation geeks the world over.
It was horror at 30,000 feet, with an added twist.
It’s a sign of the lengths the club is prepared to go to ensure optimal preparation.
Is this luxury experience worth the price tag?
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The airline restored its pre-pandemic capacity early and filled planes quickly.