New Zealand Airports
Airports in New Zealand
New Zealand has a very developed network of airports. There are 113 air stations in the country, 7 of which have the status of international. The national airline Air New Zealand, as well as international carriers: Virgin Australia, Jetstar and others are based at the airports.
All airports are located near major cities, including Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington and others. They are equipped with necessary infrastructure for tourists: currency exchange offices, ATMs, stores and cafes.
To plan a route from the airport of New Zealand to the desired settlement, you should study their location on the map and choose the appropriate transportation. Smoking in public places is prohibited on the territory of the country, and strong alcohol is sold only in special stores.
New Zealand's largest airports
Travelers can check out a list of the country's largest airport terminals:
- Auckland. The largest airport, serving more than 13 million passengers annually. It is located in the suburb of Manukau, 20 km south of Auckland city center.
- Christchurch. The second largest airport in New Zealand in terms of passenger traffic, with about 6 million people passing through it annually. The distance from the airport terminal to Christchurch city center is 12 km.
- Wellington. New Zealand's third busiest airport, with an annual passenger traffic of more than 5 million people. It is located on the Isthmus of Rongotai, 7 km from the capital city of Wellington.
