If this week’s Aviation Wrap was a type of aircraft, it’d be a Fokker 100, meaning that it’s not too big but very reliable.

While many planes remain on the tarmac across the globe, that hasn’t stopped Travel Weekly’s Aviation Wrap from taking off.

It’s a monster Aviation Wrap this week, folks. Meaning that there’s lots of news – not that it’s scary or anything.

A new lie-flat airline seat is being proposed as a solution for a good night’s sleep for economy-class travellers, and as a possible social distancing solution for aircraft of all ages.

Looking for the latest and greatest in aviation news? Have a squiz at today’s loaded Aviation Wrap.

Get ready to climb to an altitude of 35,000 feet as you read your way through all the latest aviation news in this week’s wrap.

Kiwi travellers are breathing a collective sigh of relief, with Air New Zealand’s new measures effectively meaning the airline won’t have to follow through with the threat of bringing back its infamous safety rap video.

Canberra Airport is taking expressions of interest for proposed flights between Canberra and Wellington, which could take off within a month.

Reading Travel Weekly’s Aviation Wrap has been compared to taking a long-haul flight, in that you’ll likely fall asleep at some point.

This week’s Aviation Wrap is a bit like that Two-Face character from Batman comics and movies, in that it’s got both good and bad sides to it.

A frustrated customer has resorted to drastic measures to get Air New Zealand’s attention, claiming their previous attempts to contact the airline have been “futile”.

If this week’s Aviation Wrap was a type of aircraft, it would be an Antonov An-225 Mriya. Meaning it’s got a buttload of news.