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Air New Zealand celebrates 40 years of non-stop flights to Los Angeles
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Air New Zealand is commemorating four decades of direct service between Auckland and Los Angeles, solidifying its position as the longest-serving non-stop carrier on the route. On March 31, 1984, the Kiwi airline launched its first non-stop service from Auckland to Los Angeles using a Boeing 747, although it had been flying to the city

New alliance extension to boost travel options between New Zealand and Singapore
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Air New Zealand and Singapore Airlines (SIA) have received the green light from New Zealand’s Associate Minister of Transport, Hon Matt Doocey, to extend their joint venture alliance for another five years until March 2029. This development promises to offer customers increased value, greater choices, and access to an extensive global network in the years

Weekend airline updates: Delta burning $60m a day
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Delta is "burning" through $60 million each day and the worst is yet to come, according to a letter sent from CEO Ed Bastian to staff. 

Coronavirus sees Air New Zealand trim Auckland to Samoa services
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Air New Zealand is reducing its Auckland-Apia services from six to three per week, effective from 2 March, after the Samoan government issued a statement over the week warning of coronavirus risk. 

Air New Zealand promotes ecological credentials in lavish safety video
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Air New Zealand has promoted its ecological credentials with a new safety video that tells the story of a young girl who transports a flightless bird to a new home.

Air New Zealand blames Hong Kong unrest for 8.8% profit fall
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Air New Zealand reported an 8.8 per cent fall in half-year, adjusted pre-tax profits, which the airline blamed on a weak cargo market and the ongoing unrest in Hong Kong.

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