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Oct 8, 2026
RNZ News at 7am, October 9
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1:38Nicola WrightHOST
If elected, Labour will force airlines to show full prices with fees included up front and refund customers for cancelled or significantly delayed flights.
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1:48Nicola WrightHOST
The National Carrier says when flights are cancelled for reasons within its control, travellers are automatically rebooked with the option of a refund or credit instead.
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1:57Nicola WrightHOST
For cancellations it can't control, it rebooks customers or offers a credit.
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2:02Nicola WrightHOST
A Defence Force commander warned that New Zealand would be cut off from information exchanges within the Five Eyes intelligence group if it did not sign up to build a new digital super system.
S01 E42 - Fantasha Lockington CEO at FHTA - Oct 3 2026
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16:10Fantasha LockingtonGUEST
It affects different people differently.
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16:11Fantasha LockingtonGUEST
Obviously, the National Airline is affected by it most significantly because it forms the largest part of its cost.
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16:19Fantasha LockingtonGUEST
If you're a ferry business like South Sea Cruises, like Captain Cook Cruises, Even if you're just doing dive trips, that forms quite a significant part of your costs.
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16:34Fantasha LockingtonGUEST
So your costs have gone up.
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17:15Fantasha LockingtonGUEST
Fiji has been lucky in terms of being still very much in demand, and that's for a few reasons.
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17:25Fantasha LockingtonGUEST
We believe a large part of that might be that people were not keen to travel further from Australia and New Zealand in terms of going north.
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17:35Fantasha LockingtonGUEST
The impact of the fuel and what it's doing to the airlines and the ability of different airlines to be able to pick up fuel, the reduction in some of the frequencies for other international airlines has made Australians and New Zealanders who have been to Fiji before consider coming back to Fiji or choose to come to Fiji rather than take a longer distant flight.
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18:06Fantasha LockingtonGUEST
Our high season has been seen to spill over into the, as we're supposed to be going into our shoulder and then low season, but we can't see that letting up.
3 October 2026 | Kyiv Bridge Strikes, Flydubai Terror Plot & US Pulls Back in Brazil
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2:36DanielHOST
Well, it was a terrorist attack, which, you know, is pretty big words coming from the UAE.
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2:41DanielHOST
Western and Gulf officials have named the Omani National Hamam al-Armani, and a Wall Street Journal and CNN reported that Oman had barred him from flying and removed him from its national airline over his extremist views in the past.
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2:57DanielHOST
Jesus Christ.
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2:59DanielHOST
Two other pilots took control and landed the plane in Tabuk in Saudi Arabia while Israeli and Gulf officials investigated whether he acted alone or under the direction of someone else, quite possibly the Iran or some Sunni extremist network.
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3:23DanielHOST
They are normally pretty silent and want to limit the amount of reputational damage that they take from issues like this.
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3:31DanielHOST
There's been historically plane crashes, well, at least one that I know of, of an Emirates plane in Dubai, which they tried their very hardest to keep out of mainstream media.
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3:41DanielHOST
so you know they definitely try to avoid a bit of publicity here so for them to come out and say that it was a terrorist attack is a pretty big move and like clearly it was undeniable that this person had terrorist ideology and that wanted to conduct the attack What's kind of interesting is that Oman had already barred him from flying and removed him from the National Airline over his views.
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4:04DanielHOST
Like, how did he end up flying for FlyDubai? I think some serious questions are going to be had within Dubai, probably by the government of the Emirate, to figure out how this guy got into his position of flying a plane.
The latest news in 5 minutes
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2:04Neil KumarHOST
New details have emerged involving the FlyDubai co-pilot, who officials say nearly crashed a flight with 182 people on board this past Wednesday.
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2:12Neil KumarHOST
According to sources familiar with the incident, the co-pilot was removed from a previous job at Oman's National Airline last year due to concerns about his extremist views.
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2:22Neil KumarHOST
The pilot is an Omani citizen named Hamam al-Hamami.
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2:26Neil KumarHOST
In B.C., police say five men are under arrest after a series of extortion demands, shootings, and arson attacks, with the most recent being at a car dealership.
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1:55Neil KumarHOST
New details have emerged involving the fly Dubai co-pilot who officials say nearly crashed a flight with one hundred and eighty-two people on board this past Wednesday.
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2:03Neil KumarHOST
According to sources familiar with the incident, the co-pilot was removed from a previous job at Oman's National Airline last year due to concerns about his extremist views.
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2:12Neil KumarHOST
The pilot is an Omani citizen named Hammam Al Hammami.
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2:17Neil KumarHOST
The G7 nations have agreed to release one hundred million barrels of diesel and crude oil from their reserves as diesel prices hit record highs.
The latest news in 5 minutes
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1:55Neil KumarHOST
New details have emerged involving the fly Dubai co-pilot who officials say nearly crashed a flight with one hundred and eighty-two people on board this past Wednesday.
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2:03Neil KumarHOST
According to sources familiar with the incident, the co-pilot was removed from a previous job at Oman's National Airline last year due to concerns about his extremist views.
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2:12Neil KumarHOST
The pilot is an Omani citizen named Hammam Al Hammami.
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2:17Neil KumarHOST
The G7 nations have agreed to release one hundred million barrels of diesel and crude oil from their reserves as diesel prices hit record highs.
LOCAL NEWS - 7 AM Update
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2:44Josh CottrellCORRESPONDENT
For Radio Cayman News, I am Josh Cottrell.
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2:47Carsley FullerCORRESPONDENT
Cayman Airways President and Chief Executive Officer Fabian Worms will retire in December after 31 years with the National Airline.
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2:54Carsley FullerCORRESPONDENT
He joined Cayman Airways in 1995 and became President and CEO in 2009, making him the longest-serving chief executive in the airline's history.
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3:02Carsley FullerCORRESPONDENT
CAL says further details on the leadership transition will be announced at a later date.