
Coronavirus: Saudi billionaire's jet flies into NZ amid travel ban
Airport says health protocols followed as industry speculates about Saudi repatriation.
Airport says health protocols followed as industry speculates about Saudi repatriation.
The second runway gets put on ice - again - and 90 contractors lose work.
Travellers need to be prepared as very few shops are open at the airport
Air NZ is sending pilots and crew to charter flights for the German government.
Cargo is king as the number of passengers shrinks around the world.
The company has also let go 90 independent contractors.
New schedule sees a whopping 95 per cent drop in international flights for the airline.
Virgin Australia employs about 200 pilots and 260 cabin crew here.
As airlines stop flying here ways of getting home are becoming more limited.
The airline industry would look much different when the coronavirus virus passed.
Is the bailout enough to ensure Air New Zealand survives?
This is much different to the last time the Government bailed the airline out.
Stark warning if measures aren't taken to support pilots.
Airlines are balancing hunkering down with readiness for some sort of normal.
Announcement a welcome first step.
The move has been triggered by the public health response to the coronavirus crisis.
New boss says airline will prevail but will look much different.
The Govt will unveil a $600m package as the funding future of Air NZ is worked on.
Air NZ has slashed capacity and is poised for even deeper cuts in its domestic routes.
The move is a further blow to the airline which has suffered heavy losses recently.
Business community looks to keeping customers and staff safe.
Air New Zealand has activated crisis centres at head office and at Auckland Airport.
Moves to safeguard connections to the world have been welcomed.
Finance Minister Grant said the airline was subject to ongoing discussions.
Rocket Lab has so far delivered 48 satellites to orbit on the Electron launch vehicle.
Airlines have been rocked by the cancellations around the world.
Australian carrier says it may use passenger planes for freight operations.
Slumping demand and travel restrictions mean services are pared back or suspended.
The interim dividend of 11c has also been cancelled.