Qantas is set to pause the delivery of three Boeing 787-9s and 18 Airbus A321neos, as it considers what its fleet will look like after the coronavirus pandemic has eased.
Air New Zealand has announced it will operate seven additional routes when the country’s coronavirus restrictions are lowered over the coming days.
Avalon Airport is set to introduce ‘touchless’ check-in and bag drop kiosks to reduce the risk of transmitting coronavirus.
Auckland Airport will take advantage of the coronavirus downturn by bringing forward a $26 million runway works project, which will now begin in just two weeks.
Qantas has been allowing passengers to occupy the middle seat in recent international repatriation flights, despite a commitment against it for domestic travel.
Interstate domestic flights will return in July, and possibly earlier, under a three-stage plan to lift coronavirus restrictions in Australia.