Air New Zealand will launch a new non-stop service between Auckland and Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport from November this year.

Air New Zealand is advocating for tighter regulation for the illegal operation of drones after a near miss with an international flight approaching Auckland Airport on Sunday afternoon which potentially put the safety of 278 customers and crew at risk.

You’ll be seeing a lot of the Boeing 737 MAX 9 in coming decades – it’s the fastest-selling aeroplane in Boeing history writes Peter Needham for eGlobal Travel Media .

Qantas’ first Perth to London flight has taken off, marking the start of the only direct air link between Australia and Europe – and the fastest way of traveling between the two continents.

All seats in World Business Class have been converted to full-flat models, with a brand-new inflight entertainment system.

Emirates has completed the application of the specially-designed ‘Year of Zayed’ livery on ten of its aircraft. This tribute to the late His Highness Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan was first unveiled in November 2017 on the fuselage of Emirates’ 100th A380 aircraft, and commemorates the 100th year of HH Sheikh Zayed’s birth.

New York - Architecture firm Grimshaw has announced its involvement in building a new Terminal One at Newark Airport, which serves New York City reports Dan Howarth for Dezeen.

Companies are providing more information to help employees make educated decisions about business travel to countries that criminalize same-sex relationships. Travel managers must make such guidance available to everyone — and companies should have an advocate or employee resource group in place to support travelers with concerns.— Amy Merrick writes for SkiftAmy Merrick, Skift-

The latest architectural addition to Norway's scenic tourist routes is a rest area featuring a toilet facility that sweeps upwards from a poured-concrete viewing terrace.

The blue passports that will be given to UK citizens after Brexit will be made by a French-Dutch firm, it has been revealed.  In an interview on BBC Four's Today Programme, the head of the company that currently manufactures the UK's passports revealed that the new £490 million contract had been won by Gemalto, a company based in France and the Netherlands.