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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...
Qantas cancels all flights to and from NZ
Qantas has cancelled all flights in and out of New Zealand today, dashing the hopes of thousands of stranded passengers.
<i>Jim Eagles:</i> The shape of things to come
The first time I ever flew must have been about 1960 in a Grumman Widgeon amphibian, piloted by the famous Freddie Ladd.
Volcanic ash cloud could disrupt flights all week
Flights over New Zealand could be disrupted for days as ash from the Chilean volcanic eruption...
Air NZ flights unaffected by ash
Air NZ would adjust flight routes and altitudes to ensure aircraft remained clear of ash.
Volcanic ash cloud cancels transtasman flights
International flights have been cancelled as a volcanic ash cloud from Chile heads towards NZ,
Lost no longer, the NZ pilot
Seventy years after an Auckland bomber pilot was shot down, his final resting place has been identified.
Kiwi jetpack man flying high
To infinity and beyond ... Kiwi ingenuity is alive and well and flying a jetpack 5000 feet above sea level.
Gyrocopter pilot's fatal plunge
Grant Simpson is believed to have died instantly in yesterday's gyrocopter crash. His passenger Shane Hunt, 35, suffered multiple injuries.
Incidents stretch Northland emergency services
One man died and another person was badly injured when a gyrocopter crashed north of Kaitaia.
Qantas fined $6.5m for price fixing
The High Court in Auckland has ordered Qantas Airways to pay a $6.5 million penalty for breaches of the Commerce Act.