Sydney to London non-stop: A new frontier for Kiwis
Ultra long haul flying is growing with Qantas testing the viability of London-Sydney.
Ultra long haul flying is growing with Qantas testing the viability of London-Sydney.
It is part of a $60 million investment in lounges nationwide over the next two years.
Supper at breakfast time and more exercise are ways to survive 20 hours on a plane.
The airline is opening a new regional lounge three times as big as the old one.
Negotiations with French buyer took six months
Founded by Sir Ken Stevens Glidepath 47 years ago, it grew around the world.
This country faces more competition for tourists and flight shaming is also being studied
The A220 - flown by airBaltic - made its debut in Auckland on a sales trip.
The remote bag check will be free at first then cost $15 per booking.
As more airlines find cracks, carriers in this region say they've already taken action.
Cruise ship boss says mega-ships are big target for concerns.
The cruise company is leasing a section of Vanuatu for 75 years.
Cruise line boss identifies the growth opportunities.
The airline has found the going tough across the Tasman after its split with Air NZ.
Slowing demand growth has forced the company to review its network.
New planes are a sign of developing trend - flying further on narrow body aircraft.
The aircraft made its first ever NZ visit on an Asia-Pacific tour.
The A350 will be used on the Wellington-Melbourne-Singapore route.
It could be Uber instead of Euro copter for multi-millionaires.
American Airlines has been plotting expansion for three years - now it can.
New destinations will shake-up competition to the US with fares likely to fall.
Hong Kong-based airline confident of NZ route as protests dent traffic through base.
The travel boom overseas continues although it is levelling off.
Air NZ chair Therese Walsh says Greg Foran's pay will be reasonable in NZ context.
From next October the koru will no longer be seen at Heathrow Airport.
The rate of growth has slowed but tourists are spending more.
More than 110 tourism businesses and individuals entered the awards.
The airline's first woman chair was one of the country's most powerful sport bosses.
The airline will start with three Auckland-New York flights a week but hope to build up.
An analyst says a start on a second runway may be pushed out further.