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Air NZ passenger numbers up

Euro travel tax could hit NZ tourism

Will a new European climate change travel tax damage NZ tourism?

Sydney plane missed kids by seconds

Lost photographs reveal author's final hours

Images of the writer and aviation pioneer Antoine de Saint-Exupéry - probably taken just before his death - have surfaced in France.

Sydney plane crash investigation begins

Coolangata flights delayed

Air NZ passengers find ID loophole

Cheeky air travellers have found a way to bend the rules by using self-service kiosks in domestic terminals.

Texting pilot claim Aust investigation

10-hour, no-frill flights set for take-off

Jetstar's planned Auckland-Singapore service is set to slash fares on the route and could mark the start of increased no-frills long-haul flying out of NZ.

Dream deal for Auckland Airport

Auckland to Houston flights unveiled by Continental

Direct flights from Auckland to Houston as often as five times a week are being planned from November 2011.

Erceg coroner urges use of GPS tracking devices for aircraft

Air NZ poised to introduce in-flight texts

Air NZ to introduce mobile, web services

Keeping cellphones off during flights will soon be a thing of the past with Air New Zealand set to introduce new aircraft with mobile and internet services later this year.

Air NZ lifts domestic and international capacity

Air New Zealand is increasing its international capacity by 4.9 per cent and domestic capacity by 3.8 per cent as it starts to see a recovery in air travel.

Rules block rescue choppers

NZ volcano claims top $500,000

Claims from travelers disrupted by the Iceland volcano have topped half a million dollars, one of NZ's leading travel insurance companies says.

Kiwi flying ace credited with eight kills dies in England