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Our National airline dates back to 1940, and has grown to be a multi award-winning airline with a proud safety record.

So come on board and visit our amazing home.

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Where does Air New Zealand fly to?

At the time of writing, Air New Zealand international flights land at Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington and Queenstown.

They also operate an extensive domestic service between various airports within New Zealand.

Auckland

Auckland (located near the top of the North Island) is our main international airport, and services the U.S.A, Europe, Asia, the Pacific and Australia.

The Auckland airport website has lots of information on current flights and amenities. You can visit it here.

Wellington

As with Christchurch, Wellington also services various Australian locations, together with Singapore and some Pacific locations.

Here's a link to the Wellington airport website.

You can learn more about the beautiful North Island here.

Christchurch

Christchurch, on the South Island's east coast, services various Australian locations.

You can visit the Christchurch airport website here.

Queenstown

Queenstown services the Eastern Australian states with flights to Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Coolangatta (the Gold Coast).

Here's a link to the Queenstown airport website, and our dedicated Queenstown Airport page.

Often referred to as the "Adventure Capital", Queenstown is also a wonderful place to relax and watch the world go by.

New Zealand Airport Locations

Here's some more helpful information on air fares to New Zealand?

Exploring the majestic landscapes and vibrant culture of New Zealand is on the bucket list for many travelers around the globe. As an island nation located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, New Zealand may seem like a distant destination, but its accessibility for you is made easier by a network of international airports and a variety of flight routes from numerous countries.

New Zealand hosts several international airports that serve as gateways to this beautiful country. The primary airport is Auckland Airport (AKL), which is the largest and busiest, handling over 18 million passengers annually. Situated in the northern part of the North Island, it acts as a major hub and offers the most extensive range of international flights. Christchurch International Airport (CHC), located on the South Island, also caters to international visitors, providing key connections especially for travelers looking to explore the stunning South Island landscapes.

Wellington International Airport (WLG), although smaller than Auckland and Christchurch, is an important entry point for international travelers. Known for its picturesque coastal approach, Wellington connects directly to a number of international destinations. Other airports like Queenstown Airport (ZQN) and Dunedin Airport (DUD) also facilitate international flights, predominantly from Australia, catering to travelers eager to experience New Zealand's renowned adventure tourism and breathtaking scenery.

Flights to New Zealand come from a diverse array of countries, making it accessible for visitors from different parts of the world. Australia is well connected to New Zealand, with numerous flights departing daily from major cities like Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane. Seasonally, flights may also be available from other Australian airports such as Cairns and the Gold Coast. This close connectivity has facilitated robust tourism between the two nations. Beyond Australia, New Zealand receives flights from the United States, with direct routes available from cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Houston.

Moreover, travelers from Europe can find flights via major Asian hubs such as Singapore, Hong Kong, and Kuala Lumpur, ensuring a smooth connection to New Zealand. Other key international flights arrive from countries such as China, Japan, Canada, and the United Arab Emirates, among others.

This global access makes New Zealand an attractive destination for international tourists seeking varied experiences. From serene golden beaches to awe-inspiring mountain ranges, to deep dark World Heritage listed fiords, and volcanic and geothermal landscapes, it's all on offer here in this country of stunning variety.

A note about Queenstown Airport - In 2025, well known British Insurer AllClear declared Queenstown as the second place getter in their "The world's most beautiful airport landings" awards. They made comment that "Passengers are rewarded with the dramatic mountainous scenery coupled with the glacial waters of Lake Wakatipu, in one of the world’s most visually captivating landings". We can personally attest to this - it's a truly spectacular entry to New Zealand.

Approximate flight times to new zealand

• Australia's east coast (Sydney/Melbourne/Brisbane) to New Zealand - 3-4 hours
• Australia's West Coast (Perth) - direct 7 hours
• Singapore to Auckland - direct approx. 9.5 hours
• Kuala Lumpur to Auckland - direct approx. 10 hours
• Tokyo to Auckland - direct approx. 11 hours
• Los Angeles to Auckland - direct 13 hours
• Dubai to Auckland - direct approx. 16 hours
• Hawaii to Auckland - direct approx. 9 hours
• London to Auckland- approx. 24 hours
• Chile (Santiago) to Auckland - direct approx. 12.5 hours

Disclaimer

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We strongly recommend that you verify all flight details with your chosen airline prior to booking.

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