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Skyline's luge: Downhill business on the up in South Korea

Kiwi tourism operator has some advice for doing business in Korea.

'We will not win': Grim warning

Boss of one of the world's biggest airlines has spoken about the world's big problem.

Air NZ takes top global ratings award - where other airlines ranked

The Kiwi carrier is back on top of a ratings site's list.

With Boeing in cross hairs, Lion Air gets a pass on poor safety record

New York Times: The focus on two Boeing fatal crashes gives cover to another airline.

How Air New Zealand decides where to point its planes

Airline explains why it is returning to Korea and what other routes are on the radar.

Seoul searching: Why Air NZ canned some existing Dreamliner routes

Airline exec explains how it decided which routes to cancel over summer.

How Air New Zealand decides where to point its planes

Airline explains why it is returning to Korea and what other routes are on the radar.

Flight Centre survey finds more boomers spending the inheritance

Some retirees are ditching retirement villages and sailing into their sunset years.

What's next for Rocket Lab as it readies for milestone launch

Peter Beck on rocket recycling and how the company is IPO-ready.

What Qantas has learned from its non-stop flight from London to Sydney

Airline celebrates flying into 100th year with milestone experimental flight.

Sydney to London non-stop: A new frontier for Kiwis

Ultra long haul flying is growing with Qantas testing the viability of London-Sydney.

Air NZ's new lounge - what about Auckland international?

It is part of a $60 million investment in lounges nationwide over the next two years.

Qantas London to Sydney non-stop test flight nearing destination

Supper at breakfast time and more exercise are ways to survive 20 hours on a plane.

Inside Air NZ's new Auckland Airport lounge

The airline is opening a new regional lounge three times as big as the old one.

Why Sir Ken Stevens sold Glidepath to a French robotics firm

Negotiations with French buyer took six months

Boeing CEO considered stepping down after Max crashes

New York Times: Muilenburg decided to remain to get Boeing through the crisis.

Boeing orders, deliveries continue to sag with Max grounding

Boeing's deliveries were better than expected but orders were "lackluster", says analyst.

Kiwi baggage firm Glidepath sold to French robotics company

Founded by Sir Ken Stevens Glidepath 47 years ago, it grew around the world.