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• Source:  1 NEWS Cook Islanders are now able to travel to New Zealand without completing a 14-day stay in Covid-19 managed isolation. Your playlist will load after this ad The travel bubble with the Cook Islands kicks in today, and the first passengers are set to arrive. Source: Breakfast The Government announced the travel bubble last week following confirmation of Cook Islands’ Covid-free status. It will be the first time i...

21 January 2021 For the first time in nearly 10 months, international arrivals into Auckland Airport can walk directly into the arms of loved ones. The touch-down of the first quarantine-free flight from the Cook Islands today will be a special moment for Cook Islanders in both countries who are now able to reconnect more easily, said Scott Tasker, Auckland Airport General Manager Aeronautical Commercial. “Air travel is important for trade, business or just heading off on an exciting adventure – and also for connecting friends and whanau for life’s precious moments is what really makes ...

14 December 2020 Air cargo capacity is failing to keep pace with demand as economies begin the post-COVID rebuild and it’s a situation that’s set to continue well into the new year. International cargo capacity at Auckland Airport fell 38% year-on-year in October and is predicted to be down by a similar volume during the traditional peak in November and December. It’s a bigger fall than both the 28.7% year-on-year international capacity drop for the Asia Pacific region and the 25% shrinkage in global international cargo capacity, according to the October data from the International Air...

Monday, 14 December 2020, 8:06 am Air cargo capacity is failing to keep pace with demand as economies begin the post-COVID rebuild and it’s a situation that’s set to continue well into the new year. International cargo capacity at Auckland Airport fell 38% year-on-year in October and is predicted to be down by a similar volume during the traditional peak in November and December. It’s a bigger fall than both the 28.7% year-on-year international capacity drop for the Asia Pacific region and the 25% shrinkage in global international cargo capacity, according to the October data from the ...