Hawaii's dealing to Covid- why doesn't NZ bubble up?
Hawaiian Airlines boss is looking closely at a travel bubble between NZ and Australia.
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Airline and union trade blows over redundancy process for half of its cabin crew.
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Holiday rush: Air NZ boosts flights for Queen's Birthday
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Air NZ to cut 300 engineering, maintenance jobs - union
The union is calling for the airline to bring back jobs it previously sent offshore.
Air NZ to refund customers transiting through US
This comes after NZ's consumer watchdog said it was lodging a complaint.
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Consumer NZ to lodge complaint over Air NZ's refusal to refund cancelled US flights
People who booked flights to the United States are entitled to a refund under US law.
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With lockdown and Budget behind us, the challenge of ordinary life looms large.
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The tourist sector says the budget delivers a welcome message.
Strewth! Aussie Flight Centre boss says transtasman flights will resume by July
'I think there's no doubt that we will be back flying internationally probably July.'
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Ex-pilots on track to drive Auckland trains
Hundreds of NZ pilots have been laid off since airlines were grounded during Covid-19.
Planes and ferries return, but no inter-city buses or trains
Air New Zealand restores regional flights and Interislander ferries will sail from Friday.
Shane Jones' message to Air NZ: Don't just target the little people
The airline is shrinking and minister questions why so many are on such high salaries.
Dunedin connections back on Air NZ schedule
Air NZ will restart domestic flights between Auckland, Dunedin and Wellington on June 1st.
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With more planes parked than flying Auckland Airport brings forward runway work
The crisis hitting aviation has provided an opportunity to do much-needed runway work.
Closing NZ's border: The advice to PM that predicted economic carnage
Officials warned a sudden border closure could 'precipitate panic-buying'.
Transtasman bubble possible as early as July
A spokesman for Jacinda Ardern, confirmed that timing was a possibility.
Air NZ pilots take 30% pay cut, 300 laid off
Union wins deal allowing pilots a route back to the flight deck when conditions improve.
Battle-ready Qantas prepared for transtasman bubble
Airline grounds most of its planes for another month but sees some light at end of tunnel.
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Operators are days away from making decisions which could determine industry future
Alice Springs desert becomes airplane 'graveyard'
Residents are intrigued to see the aircraft graveyard arrive on their doorstep.
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Buffet believes major US airlines will need to borrow US$10 billion each to survive.
Tourism plea: Open up under level 2 to help save industry
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