By Lucy Craymer WELLINGTON, March 12 (Reuters) - Air New Zealand said on Thursday it would slash 5% of its flights, or around 1,100 services, through early May as the Iran war sends jet fuel prices ...

Some of the world’s biggest airlines have already unveiled plans to increase their prices as the war ramps up the cost of jet fuel ...

New Zealand shares ended lower on Thursday as the Middle East conflict intensified the global oil crisis, raising inflation concerns. The S&P/NZX 50 shed 0.7% or 93.8 points to close at 13,199.29.

Air New Zealand is slashing flights for two months as the ‌Iran war sends jet fuel prices surging and disrupts travel.

Air New Zealand has announced a significant reduction in its flight schedule, cutting 5 per cent of its services – approximately 1,100 flights – through early May. The move co ...

New Zealand could make its fuel supplies last about three to four weeks if supply was completely cut off. Ministry of ...

Wider inflation, beyond just at the pump, may have already begun, an economist warns ...

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Carriers continue to count the costs of the conflict in the Middle East.

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