Perhaps the most impressive part of this campaign is the pose being struck by the man in the accompanying photo.

This week’s aviation wrap reveals new services for two major airlines, while another has doubled down on plastic reduction. Winning!

This story was a great excuse for our designer to see what happens when you Photoshop Christopher Luxon’s head on Jacinda Ardern’s body. Voilà!

Christopher Luxon is stepping down from the top job at Air New Zealand amid reports he’s been called up to represent the All Blacks at the Rugby World Cup.

This week’s aviation wrap comes free of any mentions of flaperons, altimeters or horizontal stabilisers.

Travel Weekly’s editor has long contemplated getting a permanent tattoo, with his entire back, left butt cheek and forehead all mooted as potential canvas areas.

This week’s aviation wrap is full of new planes and flights, while Travel Weekly’s editor is full after completing the 1kg steak challenge down at the local pub.

A pair of “high maintenance” passengers have enraged those on board an Air New Zealand flight for refusing to watch a two-minute airline safety video, resulting in the plane’s delayed departure.

Travel Weekly is a bit of an expert when it comes to rewards programs: that is, the ones with free sign-up and first-time subscriber discounts.

A long-running prank war between a father and daughter has been taken to new heights after Air New Zealand got in on the action mid-flight.

This airline wrap is almost as short as this week promises to be, making it the perfect easy read for those still recovering from their long weekend antics.

After stealing Crowded House and pavlova, New Zealand has done it again with its national carrier claiming the mantle of most reputable company in Australia.