New Zealand Aviation.

The pilot and student of a Piper Tomahawk survived a crash today near the Pohangina Valley, north of Palmerston North.

A light plane has crashed in Whangarei yesterday morning. The pilot has been taken to Northland Base Hospital with moderate injuries.

Christchurch Airport emergency services were put on alert this morning after a small passenger plane was struck by lightning.

A student pilot has crash-landed at Tauranga Airport. The pilot, flying a small Cessna 152, was coming into land when the plane’s nose wheel collapsed.

Dunedin International Airport has reopened after what appeared to be an improvised explosive device, found in a downstairs toilet facility, turned out to be a hoax.

A device that appears to be an improvised explosive device has been located in a downstairs toilet at Dunedin International Airport.

Royal Australian Air Force jets will be among the many ‘stars’ lining up to entertain thousands of spectators with a formation handling display at the Warbirds over Wanaka International Airshow held in New Zealand over the Easter weekend.

The pilot of a light aircraft has died after crashing in a paddock close to Marsden Bay south of Whangarei.

This year the RNZAF decided due to some budget constraints it would not be able to fund an open day at Whenuapai or Ohakea.

The second Boeing 787 Dreamliner, ZA002, landed at 10:53 a.m. local time today in Victorville, Calif. This marks the beginning of the first flight-test operations outside of Washington state for the program.

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