Air New Zealand destinations

International routes as of 10 November 2007

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.

Transtasman routes as of 10 November 2007, including those services flown by Freedom Air which was absorbed by Air New Zealand on 1 April 2008
International/
Domestic/Link
Domestic/Link
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Woodbourne
Gisborne
Hamilton
Hawke's Bay
Hokitika
Invercargill
Kapiti Coast
Kerikeri
Nelson
New Plymouth
Palmerston North
Rotorua
Taupo
Tauranga
Timaru
Whanganui
Whangarei
Air New Zealand domestic destinations.
Hub
Focus city
Seasonal
Charter
Future route
City Country IATA ICAO Airport Notes
AdelaideAustraliaADLYPADAdelaide Airport[1]
AlofiNiueIUENIUENiue International Airport[1]
ApiaSamoaAPWNSFAFaleolo International Airport[1]
AucklandNew ZealandAKLNZAAAuckland Airport[1]
BrisbaneAustraliaBNEYBBNBrisbane Airport[1]
Buenos Aires
begins 1 December 2015		ArgentinaEZESAEZMinistro Pistarini International Airport[2]
CairnsAustraliaCNSYBCSCairns Airport[1][3]
ChristchurchNew ZealandCHCNZCHChristchurch International Airport[1]
DenpasarIndonesiaDPSWADDNgurah Rai International Airport[1]
DunedinNew ZealandDUDNZDNDunedin Airport[1]
FukuokaJapanFUKRJFFFukuoka Airport[4]
Gold CoastAustraliaOOLYBCGGold Coast Airport[1]
HiroshimaJapanHIJRJOAHiroshima Airport[4]
Hong KongHong KongHKGVHHHHong Kong International Airport[1]
HonoluluUnited StatesHNLPHNLHonolulu International Airport[1]
LondonUnited KingdomLHREGLLLondon Heathrow Airport[1]
Los AngelesUnited StatesLAXKLAXLos Angeles International Airport[1]
MatsuyamaJapanMYJRJOMMatsuyama Airport[4]
MelbourneAustraliaMELYMMLMelbourne Airport[1]
NadiFijiNANNFFNNadi International Airport[1]
NagoyaJapanNGORJGGChūbu Centrair International Airport[4]
Norfolk IslandAustraliaNLKYSNFNorfolk Island Airport[1]
NouméaNew CaledoniaNOUNWWWLa Tontouta International Airport[1]
NukuʻalofaTongaTBUNFTFFuaʻamotu International Airport[1]
OkinawaJapanOKAROAHNaha Airport[4]
OsakaJapanKIXRJBBKansai International Airport[4]
PapeeteFrench PolynesiaPPTNTAAFaa'a International Airport[1]
PerthAustraliaPERYPPHPerth Airport[1]
Port VilaVanuatuVLINVVVBauerfield International Airport[1]
QueenstownNew ZealandZQNNZQNQueenstown Airport[1]
RarotongaCook IslandsRARNCRGRarotonga International Airport[1]
San FranciscoUnited StatesSFOKSFOSan Francisco International Airport[1]
SendaiJapanSDJRJSSSendai Airport[4]
ShanghaiPeople's Republic of ChinaPVGZSPDShanghai Pudong International Airport[1]
ShizuokaJapanFSZRJNSShizuoka Airport[4]
SingaporeSingaporeSINWSSSSingapore Changi Airport[5]
Sunshine CoastAustraliaMCYYBSUSunshine Coast Airport[1]
SydneyAustraliaSYDYSSYSydney Airport[1]
TokyoJapanNRTRJAANarita International Airport[1]
VancouverCanadaYVRCYVRVancouver International Airport[1]
WellingtonNew ZealandWLGNZWNWellington International Airport[1]

Terminated destinations

Destinations formerly served by Air New Zealand[6] (excluding those served by its predecessors, TEAL and National Airways Corporation). It also does not include destinations which were previously served by Air New Zealand, but are now served solely by its subsidiaries.

Destination Country/territory Airport First flight Last flight Notes
Aitutaki[7]Cook IslandsAitutaki AirportSeptember 19701973 Ceased when Rarotonga opened
BangkokThailandDon Mueang Airport30 October 199026 October 1997 Now codeshare with Thai Airways
BeijingPeople's Republic of ChinaBeijing Capital International Airport1 July 200830 June 2012[8]Now codeshare with Cathay Pacific (via Hong Kong)
Chatham Islands[9]New ZealandChatham Islands / Tuuta Airport19921995
DallasUnited StatesDallas/Fort Worth International Airport28 October 198722 March 1989
FrankfurtGermanyFrankfurt Airport30 October 19872001
FukuokaJapanFukuoka Airport 30 October 1995Now a charter route
Greymouth[9]New ZealandGreymouth Airport
HobartAustraliaHobart Airport8 January 19831995[10]
Hong KongHong KongKai Tak Airport3 March 19665 July 1998 Airport closed; flights moved to Chep Lap Kok Airport
KaikoheNew ZealandKaikohe Aerodrome1970
KaitaiaNew ZealandKaitaia Airport28 April 2015
Kuala LumpurMalaysiaSubang Airport11 February 199028 November 1993
LondonUnited KingdomGatwick Airport25 August 198224 November 1994Moved to London Heathrow
ManilaPhilippinesNinoy Aquino International Airport19661973Dropped when DC-10s could reach Hong Kong non-stop
Masterton[9]New ZealandMasterton Airport16 February 20095 February 2014
Milford Sound[9]New ZealandMilford Sound Airport19701992
Motueka[9]New ZealandMotueka Aerodrome
Mount Cook[9]New ZealandMount Cook Aerodrome27 January 2012
NagoyaJapanNagoya Airfield1 June 1991Now charter route
Oamaru[9]New ZealandOamaru Airport28 February 19661 January 2010
OsakaJapanKansai International Airport 1 October 2013 Now charter route
Pago PagoAmerican SamoaPago Pago International Airport4 December 19731 July 1979[10] Flights moved to Apia
Port MoresbyPapua New GuineaPort Moresby Airport3 November 198230 January 1985[10]
SeoulKoreaGimpo International Airport4 November 199331 December 1997
SingaporeSingaporePaya Lebar Airport19661981 Airport closed to civilian traffic; moved to Changi Airport
SuvaFijiNausori International Airport
TaipeiTaiwanTaiwan Taoyuan International Airport3 August 199124 March 2006
Takaka[9]New ZealandTakaka Aerodrome
Te Anau[9]New ZealandManapouri Aerodrome
TownsvilleAustraliaTownsville Airport19891993
Wanaka[11]New ZealandWanaka Airport19 March 200430 January 2013 Now a charter route for Warbirds Over Wanaka Airshow
WestportNew ZealandWestport Airport28 April 2015
WhakataneNew ZealandWhakatane Airport28 April 2015

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