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Air NZ profits double on lower fuel costs
Air NZ reported its first-half profit almost doubled as fuel costs tumbled and the airline reined in labour costs.
Pilots under official surveillance for drink, drug problems
NZ's aviation watchdog says it has some airline pilots under surveillance for alcohol or drug abuse, but can't say how many, or whether they still fly.
Air NZ boss accuses police of intentional undermining
Air NZ boss Rob Fyfe has accused police of intentionally trying to undermine confidence in the airline - a claim the police minister rejects.
Pilot, hostess caught in Air NZ drinking row
A row has broken out between Air NZ and the police after claims of drink-driving staff and a drinking culture.
Air NZ to cut 100 jobs after Hercules refit delay
Air New Zealand engineering subsidiary Safe Air in Blenheim is planning to cut 100 jobs from its workforce.
Squeeze not just cuddle class
It's not only Air New Zealand's "cuddle class" passengers who will be getting closer to their travelling companions.
2008 crash: Passengers saved by split-second decision
The final report into the crash British Airways flight BA038 has been published.
Boeing's biggest plane makes first flight
Boeing's giant 747-8 freighter - the biggest plane the company has built - took off on its first flight today.
$15 for Jetstar airport lounge
Jetstar has opened a pay-per-use lounge at Auckland Airport's domestic terminal.
More overseas flights for Akl Airport in '09 but fewer passengers
There were more international flights at Auckland International Airport last year, but fewer visitors.
Air travel soon to be sitting pretty
Jim Eagles checks out some innovations designed to make flying more comfortable.
Air NZ plane makes emergency stop
An Air NZ flight from Tokyo with 296 passengers on board had to make an emergency stop on the runway after pilots noticed a warning light.