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Airlines making out of each passenger 'enough for a cup of coffee'
Willie Walsh warns that prices will go up as airlines spend more on green fuel.
Willie Walsh warns that prices will go up as airlines spend more on green fuel.
The man said there was no time to put his seatbelt on before the plane plunged.
More than 1500 participants to attend annual industry gathering.
It's the second aircraft flown by the carrier to encounter flight troubles this week.
The Transport Accident Investigation Commission is investigating the incident.
The airline has flown the route before and its return will help push down fares.
One of New Zealand’s busiest runways was briefly closed this morning.
Pilots group providing support for colleagues involved after plane skidded from runway.
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Air NZ has consolation prizes but failed to make the Top Three podium.
Woman whose father died shocked at time taken to reverse a credit card payment.
'Bigger is uglier and harder, not better when it comes to construction' – Richard Kroon.
Passengers and crew were injured by extreme turbulence en route to Dublin.
Country out of pocket by $250m to support international visitors.
First Travel Agents Association of New Zealand awards since before pandemic.
The couple have been planning to build a helicopter pad on their place since late 2021.
A former flight attendant is accused of luring girls to use the lavatory.
MFAT says it is "following up" with the injured.
A British man died on the flight. There were 23 Kiwis on board, four were hospitalised.
A British man died on the flight. There were 23 Kiwis onboard, two were hospitalised.
A British man died on the flight. There were 23 Kiwis onboard, two hospitalised.
A heavy security presence has been seen on the streets of Tehran since the crash.
This overlooked safety feature is a 'matter of life and death', say industry experts.
Deadly turbulence struck SQ123 overnight. How much warning do pilots and passengers have?
London-to-Singapore flight hit severe turbulence, leaving a British man dead.
It should have been a simple task. Instead a passenger was taken away in handcuffs.
'The issue for council is: how long are you willing to support it while it’s loss-making?'
The helicopter that crashed was over 40 years old.
One clumsy mistake left 157 passengers in Ireland, without a flight.
Is the aviation industry ready for a big change?