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'The clock is ticking': Bomb threat prompts broadcaster evacuations
Dozens of flights have been grounded across Europe in a week of threats.
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Labour to force airlines to give 'automatic refunds' for cancelled and changed flights
Flights would have to be 'significantly' changed for refunds to be provided.
‘Schoolyard bullies’: Airline bosses eye up fight with powerful fuel companies
Airlines welcome $5.7m in Government help as soaring fuel bills bite.
Trump vows to hit Iran 'very hard' if linked to flydubai attack
The UAE is investigating possible terrorist activity or intent.
NZ aerospace and drone industries encouraged to develop stronger defence ties
Defence ties are seen as the key to the NZ aerospace sector's next great leap forward.
Two arrested as protesters target NZ Aerospace Summit in Christchurch
Two men, aged 56 and 23, were charged with obstruction.
Dawn Aerospace eyes spaceplane launch next year | Herald NOW Business
Dawn Aerospace CEO Stefan Powell on the push to get its Aurora spaceplane into orbit, NZ’s aerospace edge and the potential of in-space refuelling. Video / Herald NOW Business
Twenty launches, all from Mahia: Rocket Lab signs its largest-ever Electron rocket deal
The agreement lifts Rocket Lab’s launch pipeline to more than 100 missions.
Space Brits land in Christchurch seeking to lure Kiwi firms to Spaceport Cornwall
The industry's annual gathering opens in Christchurch today.
Like a ‘rollercoaster’: Passengers describe harrowing flydubai flight
Passengers said they received a warm welcome after landing in Saudi Arabia.
How big is NZ's space industry? A look as it gears for conference protests
The fast-growing space sector has its annual meet-up amid controversy.
'Very successful mission': Ben Taylor on the SpaceX rocket launch | Ryan Bridge TODAY
SpaceX launches a rocket into orbit and successfully splashes back down in the Pacific Ocean. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY
SpaceX attempts first orbital flight of Starship three years after debut
The test aims to put Starship in orbit and deploy 26 Starlink satellites.
Air Force Museum's viral post clears up 'confusion' with K-pop boy band
The museum's witty post caught the attention of thousands, including many BTS fans.
Google takes the AI data centre race to outer space
New York Times: Google's Project Suncatcher will test AI chips in orbit.
Is Air NZ's domestic dominance costing consumers, and its bottom line, too much?
OPINION: The airline lost $242 million after tax in the last financial year.
Alleged altercation involving two Air NZ pilots at San Fran hotel reported to CAA
At least two scheduled Auckland-bound flights were cancelled.
Gold Coast delivers F-35 thrills, fine dining and wild gin
From F-35s to farm-made gin, the Gold Coast offers thrills beyond theme parks.
Norway PM says Zelenskyy’s plane ‘almost hit’ by drone en route to Oslo
Moldova says a Russian drone entered its airspace, delaying Zelenskyy's flight.
Stewart Island airline gets $640k loan
Funding is intended to help protect Stewart Island's vital mainland link.
Air NZ not wanting subsidies or fewer regional routes, minister says
More competition on regional flights is desirable but difficult, James Meager says.
American Airlines passenger duct-taped to seat after allegedly choking traveller
Witnesses said he used racial and homophobic abuse during the incident.
NZ halves time to launch rockets in space goldrush
Rocket Lab feedback is informing proposed changes to New Zealand’s space laws.
Watch: 'Could've ended so badly' – fans shocked at aircraft flyover before All Blacks test
Footage showed smoke from fireworks reaching the underside of one plane.