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Aircraft seats, windows, life vests, bed sheets, blankets all getting new lease of life.

Singapore Airlines will roll out the new cabins on regional routes.

One unlikely passenger enjoys a flight from Melbourne to Italy in true style.

Airline says small groups of passengers could pave way for return to 'new normal' service.

The latest information on New Zealand's Covid-19 situation, case numbers and response.

India-Dubai brings the majority of cases yet not deemed as high risk.

She had a text showing a negative Covid test but still couldn't fly to her dad's funeral.

The airline is working with Singapore's government on reopening plans.

'I just called them and they have told me that they can't release any stock.'

The airline has also suspended services to Wellington.

Agent says extra health precautions are being taken, including Covid tests.

But it is only one-way out of NZ and Singapore Airlines warns of tight restrictions.

Airline says it is simply adhering to directives from both Singapore and NZ authorities.

What New Zealanders needed quickly during lockdown changed dramatically.

Signs airline industry could be bottoming out - but could take three years to recover.

The flights will recommence from June 9.

Staff have been asked to self-isolate for 14 days "as a precaution".

Some airlines are reporting 50 per cent passenger no shows, scores of planes grounded.

Too often I see people using our council as a punching bag for all their frustrations.

The airline has boosted services to New Zealand.

The planes have been refitted since 2017 and next year will head to NZ.

Courtney Whitaker steps inside the magical world of the Maharajas in Jaipur.

The Kiwi carrier is back on top of a ratings site's list.

The A350 will be used on the Wellington-Melbourne-Singapore route.

Melissa Nightingale starts her trip to Singapore with a visit to Air NZ's lounge.

It was Trotting Cup day - one offender was partying in his pool when arrested.

See how the 'World's Best Airport' just got better.

Singapore and United Airlines admit some local flights have cameras aboard.

Airlines have been forced into an admission after a passenger's unsettling discovery.