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For the national carrier of New Zealand with somewhat state ownership there always seems to be some controversy surrounding Air New Zealand. Price rises due to increasing fuel prices are common but they are not lowered when fuel prices lower. There is also the staffing issues such as the redundancies and pay disputes that are coming up commonly.

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Air New Zealand flight grounded after trolley hits plane

Twenty-five passengers preparing to fly from Wellington to Rotorua yesterday were grounded after a baggage trolley clipped the side of the plane they were set to travel in. Ref. Source 2

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Air NZ tests lie-back seats - report

Air New Zealand may be set to unveil economy-class seats which allow passengers to lie back and sleep. Ref. Source 7

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Tyres burst as Air NZ aborts takeoff

Twelve tyres on a packed Air New Zealand international flight burst after a takeoff was urgently aborted. Ref. Source 9

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Air NZ sorry over manual's Tongan drinking claims

Air New Zealand has apologised for an old crew manual which suggested staff should keep an eye on Tongan passengers who could take advantage of free in-flight alcohol. Ref. Source 3

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This is the kind of racial profiling that I hate. This was actually written in a manual! Come on we call ourselves civilized and we mark races. What, white men don't drink and get out of hand or only darker races?

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Air NZ soars in World Airline Awards

Air New Zealand has been named as the fifth best airline in the world, overtaking its Australian rival Qantas. Ref. Source 2

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Air New Zealand plans fare changes

Air New Zealand is understood to be planning major changes to its regional fare structure, including deep discounts in return for an annual fee to attract more business fliers as the economy recovers. Ref. Source 9