New Zealand Aviation.

Volcanic ash from the CordónCaulle volcano in southern Chile is expected to enter New Zealand airspace over the weekend.

Qantas’ special relief flight was dispatched last night from Sydney to bring passengers affected byyesterday’s QF32 engine failure and air return to Sydney.

A Qantas A380 aircraft operating QF32 from Singapore to Sydney experienced an engine issue soon after take off and returned to Singapore.

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.

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.

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

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The crash of a rare and historic English Electric Lightning MK T5 November 14, 2009, was unique for the history of model and the renown of its pilot, Dave Stock.

Dunedin international airport was back up and running this morning after jet flights had to be diverted to another airport after an air traffic controller called in sick.

The crew of an Aerolineas Argentinas A340 landed their aircraft safely at Auckland International Airport last night just before 2230h (1030pm) after shutting down an engine.

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