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Jetstar returns to NZ skies, 2000 Kiwis boarding flights today
Kiwis will again have choice when it comes to flying in New Zealand.
Kiwis will again have choice when it comes to flying in New Zealand.
Financial Times: Lufthansa says airport tests will offer results within hours.
Union says staff are working under difficult conditions to bring stranded Kiwis home
Qantas CEO Alan Joyce did not apologise for his public remarks about his competitor.
Plan came a day before Bain Capital bought Virgin Australia.
Private equity firm wins after rival pulls out at late stage
Work being done to make the restrictions work for airline operation and public safety.
International crew on Auckland-LA route unjust target of Covid-19 fears.
A managed isolation facility has been set up at the Grand Mercure for the new arrivals.
Rotorua Airport boss stresses safety fears; more study done at three other centres.
The jobs going are across Qantas and Jetstar and represent about 20% of the workforce.
The flight attendant took her pills and started drinking. It did not end well.
More options for Kiwis who didn't make it home before lockdown as border strained.
Testing of border and quarantine staff will be stepped up.
Both the union and the airline want to avoid more compulsory redundancies, says E tū.
The Government is stepping up New Zealand's Covid-19 testing system at the border.
A NZ private jet business says it is getting inquiries about flying here almost daily.
"It's time for all of the Mount and Tauranga to decide what we want to be."
Govt ministers have different views on how quickly freed up travel could resume
The national carrier has released an earnings guidance for the financial year.
The flights are aimed at nationals returning to their home
New faces will reshape the image of Air NZ after its finances and brand have been battered
The announcement was another step forward to the post-pandemic recovery.
A decade and a half of passenger growth will be lost around the world
Could a capital raising be imminent?
The airline industry may be in crisis, but Air New Zealand's shares are soaring.
Airline says it is simply adhering to directives from both Singapore and NZ authorities.
A skeleton service will begin this month as air travel gradually recovers.
New York Times: Long-distance travel may never be the same.
The cost of refunds is starting to stack up for Air New Zealand.