Christopher Luxon

Former Air New Zealand chief executive Christopher Luxon has confirmed he's keen to enter politics and stand for the National party. How are his prospects looking? Audio

Air New Zealand boss Christopher Luxon says investigating options for a second commercial airport in Auckland is not about putting the squeeze on the current operator - but about cheaper airfares and… Video, Audio

It's never been easier for Aucklanders to head to Southland for a weekend of Bluff oysters, cheese rolls and stunning scenery, or for Southlanders to go to the big city for the day, now that Air New… Audio

Air New Zealand hopes to have its first electric aeroplane ordered within a decade.

Chief executive Christopher Luxon told the Nelson-Tasman business community at a luncheon on Wednesday… Audio

A sudden spate of advocacy ads this past week shows media should check the claims of people placing political propaganda before cashing their cheques. Audio

Media correspondent Gavin Ellis looks at how permanent name suppression is a fraudster's dream. Audio

An advertisement appeared in the paper and online over the weekend has caused a stir, with many unsure of what it means. We try and explain what the idea was behind  #National2020.  Audio

Departing Air New Zealand CEO Christopher Luxon may make a tilt at a new career in politics but says he's had no conversations with any parties about standing in a particular electorate seat. Video, Audio

The outgoing chief executive of Air New Zealand, Christopher Luxon, says he has few regrets about leaving, but has no clear view what his next job will be. Audio

Passengers could be able to travel non-stop from Auckland to New York when Air New Zealand takes delivery of its new Boeing Dreamliners, valued at more than $4 billion. Video, Audio

As you may have heard in the news ....Air New Zealand is buying 8 Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner planes worth 2-point-7-billion US dollars .. about 4-billion New Zealand dollars. Audio

Air New Zealand's profit has nosedived because of high fuel costs, slower passenger growth and engine problems with its Boeing 787 planes. Audio

Air New Zealand's share price has nose dived this morning after it lowered its earnings forecast because of slowing growth, the costs of repairs to its Rolls Royce engines, and a higher fuel bill. Audio

Air New Zealand has partnered with a company making and testing flying taxis, Zephyr Airworks. Audio

Air New Zealand CEO Christopher Luxon will chair the prime minister's new business advisory council. He talks to John Campbell. Video, Audio