Air New Zealand signs its largest EVER deal for sustainable aviation fuel
Air New Zealand makes huge step towards sustainable travel. We bet it recycles its rubbish properly too.
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.
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?
Sorry Kiwis, your craving for authentic deep dish pizza will go unsatiated (or you could just fly with another airline).
This hydrogen thing should go better than that carbon emissions thing the airlines have been doing for, well, a century.
Nothing like the news of airline alliances on a beautiful Thursday! It has the TW geared up and ready for anything.
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.
Go to New York and take in all its beauty. Or recreate your favourite Seinfeld episodes (but Kramer mightn't be there).
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.