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Japan Airlines B747-400F JA402J at Frankfurt (2006)©
Airline industry organisations
Airline industry organisations
IATA - the International Air Transport Association in Geneva and Montreal - Economics publications
TIACA - the International Air Cargo Association in Miami
Global Express Association - representing DHL, FedEx and UPS in Geneva
A4E - Airlines for Europe in Brussels
ERA - the European Regions Airline Association in Brussels
AAPA - the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines in Kuala Lumpur
A4ANZ - Airlines for Australia and New Zealand
ATA - the Air Transport Association in Washington DC
ATAC - the Air Transport Association of Canada
IFALPA - the International Federation of Air Line Pilots' Associations
BAR UK - the Board of Airline Representatives in the UK
BAR Canada - Board of Airline Representatives Canada
BARA - the Board of Airline Representatives of Australia
New Zealand airlines
New Zealand airlines
I have compiled a full list of International Airlines Serving New Zealand, including a list of airlines that have served New Zealand up until 2013. A current list of international Airlines serving New Zealand is maintained by the NZ Ministry of Transport. Services were severely disrupted by COVID-19.
Air New Zealand Ltd
Air New Zealand (this link is to its New Zealand site) carried me on most of my business and personal travel.
Air New Zealand was privatised in 1989 but since 2001 it has been majority owned by the Crown (the New Zealand Government). The Crown also holds a Kiwishare in the airline. Air New Zealand shares are traded on the stock exchange:
company investor centre
NZX AIR
Google Finance AIR
Morningstar AIR
Its former budget subsidiary, which was absorbed back into the main airline in 2008, traded as Freedom Air.
Following hearings, the New Zealand Parliament's Finance and Expenditure Committee, and more recently the Transport and Industrial Relations Committee have issued reports of their financial reviews of Air New Zealand Limited:
The Treasury advises the Government on the shareholding while the Ministry of Transport advises on the Kiwishare.
Other New Zealand airlines
Domestic air transport is provided by:
Air Chathams - also provides international services to Norfolk Island
Airwork - Parcelair
Originair - commenced operations in 2015.
Wikipedia has a List of airlines of New Zealand
Cabotage services on New Zealand's main trunk routes were operated by Australian-owned Pacific Blue (from 12 November 2007 until 17 October 2010) and continue to be by Jetstar (commenced on 10 June 2009 replacing Qantas subsidiary Jetconnect).
Tasman Pacific Airlines (which traded as Qantas New Zealand following its purchase of Ansett New Zealand) went into receivership on 21 April 2001.
Nelson-based Origin Pacific, which was New Zealand's other main domestic operator, ceased passenger operations on 10 August 2006.
Wikipedia has a long List of defunct airlines of New Zealand.
Overseas airlines
Overseas airlines
Star Alliance, oneworld and SkyTeam are the three global airline alliances that dominate the industry.
Web sites associated with industry magazines include:
Flight International from the UK
Airline Business from the UK
Aviation Week & Space Technology from the US
Airways from the US
Orient Aviation from Hong Kong
Air & Cosmos from France
Times Aerospace from the UK
For more complete lists of airline WWW sites go to:
Web sites providing airline industry news include:
The Air Current $ from the US - Jon Ostrower
Air Transport News from Greece
anna.aero - airline network news and analysis
Finance web sites also provide industry coverage:
Yahoo! Finance has an Airlines section
International airline-related information
International airline-related information
Other web sites include:
Flightradar24, FlightAware, ADS-B Exchange NEW and PASSUR $ show aircraft movements. Aircraft tracking software is available from AirNav Systems
FlightConnections generates route maps by airline and airport
Atlas of the Sky NEW - from the European Commission
OAG $ provides data
AirlineRouteMaps.com offers what its title implies
Airline Route Mapper - download required
Skytrax offers airline and airport quality ratings
Flightstats offers information about delays, including for New Zealand
SeatGuru provides information on aircraft seating plans for individual airlines
AirSafe.com has airline accident rates
Aviation Safety Network from the Flight Safety Foundation
The Aviation Herald is particular good for news of safety incidents
Kenyon International Emergency Services advises and assists airlines dealing with crashes
Airliners.net, as well as being a excellent site for aviation photography, provides discussion fora.
Relevant weblogs and other sites include:
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