Air New Zealand makes huge step towards sustainable travel. We bet it recycles its rubbish properly too.

This flight is a bit like the wardrobe from Narnia. You enter in budgie smugglers and emerge surrounded by snow.

Once a terrifying experience, peeling back the tinfoil lid has become a decidedly less frightening ordeal.

And yet Russell Crowe is still manning the fort when it comes to Kiwi acting talent thriving in Hollywood.

Air NZ gears up for travelling passengers this Easter, while TW looks to beat our egg eating record. 117 here we come!

Meanwhile, our hunt for the best chicken parmi lunchtime special continues. Who will be the first to succeed?

A bit of hard yakka is needed for Air NZ to turn things around. Do Kiwis say 'hard yakka'? Ehh, they'll figure it out.

Air NZ also has solo traveller itineraries this Valentine's Day! A trend the perpetually lonely TW staff like to see.

Is this the specific question that keeps you up at night? Why? Is everything alright? We're here if you need to talk.

By whopper we mean large, not like the burger from Hungry Jack's (though we also appreciate one of those).

The trans-Tasman rivalry hasn't been this intense since the Bledisloe Cup! Though Australia could actually win this one.

Aussie's love their Kiwi cousins. And, that's a good thing because there's a lot more of them on their way!

We've heard Air NZ pilots were warned not to crash into a jolly man with flying reindeers. Wouldn't want to upset him.

Air NZ is ensuring that you can still respond to emails at 30,000 feet. Great for your boss, not so much for you.

Air New Zealand will initially operate the aircraft as a cargo only service in partnership with New Zealand Post.

While it's not a new safety video, there are a few lessons in this story for all of us.

Not a serving of fush and chups in sight!

The airline's chief operational integrity and safety officer, Captain David Morgan confirmed the incident to Travel Week...

Travel Weekly is back with the goods! By the goods we mean another episode of your favourite industry web series.

A situation is unfolding at Auckland Airport as police, fire and ambulance services have responded to a potential emerge...

An Air NZ flight from Auckland to Sydney declared emergency this morning about 45 minutes out from its arrival.

Air New Zealand CEO says its not right, but it's okay.

Racking your brain on this one? Don't just sit there in ignorance, click the article to find out!

Pratt and Whitney sound like names for a couple of Muppets.

Dazzling... But not as dazzling as the Rugby World Cup trophy, which two thirds of the TW team hope NZ doesn't win.

An Air New Zealand flight with around 300 people onboard was involved in an emergency as it flew from Nadi to Auckland.

Is Air NZ counting its chickens before they hatch? The airline will be hoping jet fuel prices don't skyrocket, again...

We're hearing rumours of pavlova, which is an Aussie creation much like the lamington (possibly also on the list).

Now when you lose your bag, it's your fault. Not the airline's. Or at least that's what Air NZ will want you to think.

It's a love letter of sorts to its fellow Newbie on the other side of the world.

The plane was “literally throwing your body from side to side.”

Air Canada posted an image of its new Jetz aircraft on Twitter - an aircraft that is painted entirely black.

This may not make any sense if you've not heard about the "Up the Wah's" craze sweeping New Zealand.

An airport was chosen as the overall winner, but which one?

Greg Foran took calls live on radio in NZ. Callers were told their issues would be sorted off air.

I'm sure the screaming fans will go down well with the family sleeping in 19 A, B and C.

We envisage in-flight entertainment to be replaced by VR goggles on these planes. It'll really make the time fly by.

News of the pop star’s New Zealand omission on the Eras Tour calendar means Kiwi Swifties have had to look offshore.

The airline is inviting people around the world to ‘step foot’ in the digital gallery and experience New Zealand.

We can't say for certain, but the Skynest beds are likely to have played a key role in getting them across the line.