Air New Zealand destinations

This is a list of destinations served by Air New Zealand, for additional services see Air New Zealand Link companies Air Nelson, Eagle Airways and Mount Cook Airline.

International/
Domestic/Link
International/Link
Link only
Woodbourne
Gisborne
Hamilton
Hawke's Bay
Hokitika
Invercargill
Kaitaia
Kerikeri
Masterton
Nelson
New Plymouth
Palmerston North
Taupo
Tauranga
Timaru
Wanaka
Whanganui
Westport
Whakatane
Whangarei
Location of commercial airports in New Zealand.
Main hub
Focus city
Future route
Destination Country/territory Airport IATA ICAO Notes
Adelaide Australia Adelaide Airport ADL YPAD
Alofi Niue Niue International Airport IUE NIUE
Apia Samoa Faleolo Airport APW NSFA
Auckland New Zealand Auckland Airport AKL NZAA Hub
Beijing China Beijing Capital Airport PEK ZBAA
Brisbane Australia Brisbane Airport BNE YBBN
Cairns Australia Cairns Airport CNS YBCS
Christchurch New Zealand Christchurch Airport CHC NZCH Focus city
Dunedin New Zealand Dunedin Airport DUD NZDN
Gold Coast Australia Gold Coast Airport OOL YBCG
Hong Kong Hong Kong Hong Kong Airport HKG VHHH Focus city
Honolulu United States Honolulu Airport HNL PHNL
London United Kingdom London Heathrow Airport LHR EGLL
Los Angeles United States Los Angeles Airport LAX KLAX Focus city
Melbourne Australia Melbourne Airport MEL YMML
Nadi Fiji Nadi Airport NAN NFFN
Norfolk Island Australia Norfolk Island Airport NLK YSNF
Nouméa New Caledonia,
France		 La Tontouta Airport NOU NWWW
Nukuʻalofa Tonga Fuaʻamotu Airport TBU NFTF
Osaka Japan Kansai Airport KIX RJBB
Papeete French Polynesia Faa'a International Airport PPT NTAA
Perth Australia Perth Airport PER YPPH
Port Vila Vanuatu Bauerfield Airport VLI NVVV
Queenstown New Zealand Queenstown Airport ZQN NZQN
Rarotonga Cook Islands Rarotonga Airport RAR NCRG
Rotoruaa New Zealand Rotorua Airport ROT NZRO
San Francisco United States San Francisco Airport SFO KSFO
Shanghai China Shanghai Pudong Airport PVG ZSPD
Sydney Australia Sydney Airport SYD YSSY
Tokyo Japan Narita Airport NRT RJAA
Vancouver Canada Vancouver Airport YVR CYVR
Wellington New Zealand Wellington Airport WLG NZWN Focus city

Notes:

Terminated destinations

Destinations formerly served by Air New Zealand[1] (excluding those served by its predecessors, TEAL and National Airways Corporation).

Destination Country/territory Airport First flight Last flight Notes
Bangkok Thailand Don Mueang Airport 01990-10-3030 October 1990 01997-10-2626 October 1997 now codeshare
Chatham Islands[2] New Zealand Tuuta Airport
Dallas/Fort Worth United States Dallas/Fort Worth Airport 01987-10-2828 October 1987 01989-03-2222 March 1989
Denpasar (Bali) Indonesia Ngurah Rai airport 01990-09-2222 September 1990
Frankfurt Germany Frankfurt Airport 01987-10-3030 October 1987
Fukuoka Japan Fukuoka Airport 01995-10-3030 October 1995
Greymouth[2] New Zealand Greymouth Airport
Hobart Australia Hobart Airport 01981 1981 01995 1995
Hong Kong  Hong Kong Kai Tak Airport 01998-07-055 July 1998 airport closed
Kaikohe New Zealand Kaikohe Airport
Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Subang Airport 01990-02-1111 February 1990 01993-11-2828 November 1993
London United Kingdom Gatwick Airport 01982-08-2525 August 1982 01994-11-2424 November 1994 moved to Heathrow
Manila Philippines Ninoy Aquino Airport
Milford Sound[2] New Zealand Milford Sound Airport
Motueka[2] New Zealand Motueka Aerodome
Mount Cook[2] New Zealand Mount Cook Airport
Nagoya Japan Nagoya Airport 01991-06-011 June 1991
Oamaru[2] New Zealand Oamaru Aerodome
Pago Pago American Samoa Pago Pago Airport 01973-12-044 December 1973 01979-07-011 July 1979
Port Moresby Papua New Guinea Port Moresby Airport 01991-06-011 June 1991
Seoul South Korea Gimpo Airport 01993-11-044 November 1993 01997-12-3131 December 1997
Singapore Singapore Changi Airport
Suva Fiji Nausori Airport
Taipei Taiwan Taiwan Taoyuan Airport 01991-08-033 August 1991 02006-03-2424 March 2006
Takaka[2] New Zealand Takaka Airport
Te Anau[2] New Zealand Te Anau Aerodome
Townsville Australia Townsville Airport 01989 1989 01993 1993

References

  1. ^ "History." Air New Zealand. Accessed 7 November 2008.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h Air New Zealand Data Handbook 1998 (PDF)