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The Cessna 550 crashed in San Diego at 3.47 am amid dense fog.

The men damaged an Air Chathams plane and runway lights while driving on the runway.

Repairs to the plane destined for Auckland could not be made in time for its departure.

Kiwi woman pulled aside - twice - at US airports and quizzed over her name.

Limited full-year guidance falls slightly short of analysts' expectations.

Four workers claimed they paid between $10,000 and $50,000 cash for visas to work in NZ.

Jetstar can't provide wheelchair assistance for Carrie’s return flight.

Construction on the premium room is tipped to begin in the next six months.

The light plane took a nose dive on landing, but the pilot was not seriously hurt.

Forty-nine Afrikaners were set to leave Johannesburg for the US on Sunday.

It ran across suburban streets and the runway – then authorities intervened.

Airport performance improves but chief warns fleet issues could linger for a year.

Foran says nothing stopping new airline making moves, but they'll see how tough it is.

Airline supply issues, bevy of charges could be dragging down tourism recovery, some say.

Could the airport lose its 'dual till' model and become a victim of Nanny State rules?

A new electric city bus is coming. Long-haul EV buses may be viable in a year or so too.

Houthi media reports three strikes in Sanaa and seven in Al-Jawf.

'Flying a drone this close to an airport puts aircraft, crew and passengers at risk.'

Incident occurred on the aircraft, causing an hour and a half delay.

Airport outlines cargo precinct plan. Meanwhile, a US duty-free ban takes effect today.

Mercury, Meridian and Manawa are likely to be hit hardest by the earlier drought.

A Kiwi inks a new deal as she aims to cut hassles fog inflicts on passengers and pilots.

Airports say Air NZ domestic dominance is what really requires attention.

It’s the third highest in the Australasia-Pacific region, behind Melbourne and Brisbane.

Far North District Council says the same individual may be responsible for the strikes.

Passengers are more self-absorbed and stressed than ever, experts say.

Don't be in a rush to be too plush, Air NZ tells the air traffic outfit.

The airline acknowledged it fell short of expectations and has apologised to passengers.

Air NZ's 787 retrofits cost $35m each at S.T. Engineering in Singapore.