'Let's focus on the issues that are killing people' - Aviation leader to the CAA
Aviation groups are worried about CAA resources but minister says improvement continues.
Aviation groups are worried about CAA resources but minister says improvement continues.
Joshua Christensen, 20, of Masterton, has been named as the second pilot killed.
Craig McBride was killed when his plane collided with a Skydive Wellington aircraft.
Residents near aerodrome looked up to see plane debris falling from the sky.
Drone operators who breach CAA rules could face prosecution or fines.
One person confirmed dead in Coromandel plane crash
A plane which went missing in the Coromandel yesterday has been found crashed.
Deborah Hart: Why are so many people still dying in chopper crashes?
Captain Tim Burfoot explains the lengthy process for air crash investigations.
Mitch Gameren's father said family members were still seeking answers.
Passengers should have confidence landing at Queenstown Airport.
"Do you want a helicopter falling out of the sky on your house, kids and pets?"
David Jongsma died in January after crashing his paraglider near Roy's Peak in Wanaka.
What's Rod Duke doing about his helicopter dream: new barrister brought in.
While Rod Duke sound tests his helicopter, another richlister vies for approval.
New Zealand Air Line Pilots' Association says instructor well-respected among its members.
The Prime Minister says it is not known how long the threat level will stay at high.
Many insurance policies don't cover changes to government regulations.
Flying operations to resume tomorrow morning following discussions with the CAA..
Airline mishap forced family to sit on the floor of an airplane during their flight home.
Harrowing scenes as staff worked in vain to help the 'panicking' boy.
New figures illustrate a climbing trend of airspace interference caused by drones.
CAA will take 'appropriate action' after the investigation is complete.
Inspector Jim Wilson said the actions were dangerous and totally irresponsible.
A drone came within 10 metres of the Police helicopter last night over Auckland.
"Suddenly without any warning the windscreen of the plane just blew out."
Pilot Peter Cree was a man who called a spade a spade, an associate says.
Brothers Nick and Matthew Wallis were killed in separate helicopter incidents this year.
The plane owners were selling it and taking it on a trial flight with a prospective owner.