Air New Zealand

Air New Zealand (AIZ)

Stock Code

AIZ

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Air New Zealand Limited (AIZ) is an international and domestic airline group. It provides transportation of passengers and cargo on scheduled airline services within and to and from New Zealand and as well as to and from Australia, the South West Pacific, Asia, North America and the United Kingdom. International operations are carried out independently and through codesharing. Air New Zealand was listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) on 1st October 1997. It is also a full member of the Star Alliance network which is one of the world's largest multi-airline alliance.

Air New Zealand NZ$100m Profit up 163% 1H2013


Airline company, Air New Zealand (ASX:AIZ) have announced its half year financial results for 2013 to its shareholders and investors on the Australian stock market.

  • Air New Zealand have posted a Profit of NZ$100 million for the half, up 163 percent on the previous corresponding first half from NZ$33 million.
  • Revenue up 3 percent to $NZ2.34 billion.

Air New Zealand Plans Closer Ties with Virgin


Air New Zealand (ASX:AIZ) plans to expand its alliance with Virgin Australia beyond the the trans-Tasman joint venture. The interest was sparked by the US regulator's approval of its other joint venture with Delta Airlines between Australia and the US.

Air NZ Partners with Virgin Blue


Air New Zealand (ASX:AIZ) solidifies its trans-Tasman partnership with Virgin Blue airlines with a push to sell the trans-Tasman product starting July 1, said Air NZ general manager Cam Wallace.

Air New Zealand buys into Virgin Blue


Airline carrier, Air New Zealand (ASX:AIZ) have bought a stake in Virgin Blue (ASX:VBA) declaring plans to buy up to 14.99% of the company. AIZ have obtained approval from the Australian Foreign Investment Review Board. Neither airline would disclose the exact size of the current stake.

Air New Zealand Dividends

1 September, 2010 - 13:39

Learn the dividend history for AIR NEW ZEALAND LIMITED. A dividend is a share of a company's profits that it pays to investors and shareholders. Not all companies pay dividends; companies may decide to retain earnings and reinvest them back into the company. You are eligible to receive AIZ dividends if you own the AIR NEW ZEALAND LIMITED shares on the ex-dividend date. Investors and traders must purchase the stock before the exdividend date to be entitled to the dividend.

Air New Zealand Takes the Top Position in Asia-Pacific Route


New Zealand based airline group Air New Zealand (AIZ), which offers public and cargo transportation in the domestic and international arena (including Australia, Asia, North America and Europe) has managed to beat Qantas and V Australia to become the best airline of the Australia-Pacific route. The New Zealand based airliner took the fifth place in the annual Skytrax awards this year where around 18 million people voted to select the best performers of the industry.

Virgin Blue-Air New Zealand Seeks Alliance in trans-Tasman


In an attempt to compete with Qantas Airways, Air New Zealand (AIZ) and Virgin Blue (VBA) Virgin Blue are looking forward to form a codeshare alliance which will boost up their presence across the Tasman. The proposal is currently waiting for the approval from the regulator.

Virgin Blue, Air New Zealand Trans-Tasman Alliance Talks


Air New Zealand (AIZ) and Virgin Blue (VBA) are in talks over a possible Trans-Tasman alliance. The potential cooperative alliance will help reduce costs for both airline carriers for a route which has been marginal or loss making.

The Argument for Investment - Turning $1000 investment into $131,666 in Three Years


I like trading, because I can make a decent living out of it. But although money can come easy through trading after some hard work learning how to trade and planning and executing your trading plans you hear the odd story of how investment is way better than trading actively. There was a stock that in the last three years that would have allowed you to grow an initial $1000 investment into $131,666 or alternatively if you picked the "other stock" you would have earned $107,432 in three years by simply sitting on your hands. No trading plans, no time going in and out of trades as well as analysing them. the two stocks? Uranium explorer Paladin and Fortescue Metals. Rise in price had been fuelled by sheer growth as neither pays dividends.

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