Air New Zealand Cancels over a Dozen Flights, Affecting Passengers across Auckland, Wellington, Nelson, Christchurch and more.

Several flights were cancelled on 4th September across Auckland, Queenstown, and Wellington airports, causing significant disruptions for passengers. Airlines such as Qantas, Air New Zealand, Thai Airways, and Singapore Airlines were affected, with flights from Perth, Sydney, and Timaru all experiencing cancellations due to operational challenges.

Wellington Airport reopens today after a turbulent 24 hours, during which a rare red wind warning brought the capital’s air travel to a complete standstill. As Wellington Airport reopens, efforts are now underway to recover from the aftermath of the rare red wind warning that forced more than two hundred flight cancellations.

Severe weather conditions, characterized by relentless rainfall and fierce gale-force winds, have wreaked havoc across New Zealand, forcing the complete suspension of flight operations at Wellington International Airport (WLG). The unprecedented disruption has had widespread impacts on travel, tourism, and …

High winds in Wellington on 26 October 2024 led to multiple flight cancellations, impacting regional and international travel. Air New Zealand works to re-accommodate frustrated passengers.

New Zealand, an island nation nestled in the South Pacific and a crucial link in Polynesia, is one of the most recent land masses to be inhabited.

Air New Zealand revealed that Wellington and Marlborough Airports will serve as the hubs for its inaugural all-electric aircraft.

A public consultation is scheduled for this year regarding possible alternative flight paths for northern jet departures from Wellington Airport.

Qantas has revealed plans to enhance its Wellington – Brisbane route by replacing the current E-190 aircraft with a larger B738 model starting in October this year.

Air New Zealand, Wellington Airport, Toyota New Zealand, and Hiringa Energy to Test Hydrogen Charging for Airline Vehicles at Wellington Airport