List of Air New Zealand destinations

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This is a list of destinations served by Air New Zealand, the flagship air carrier of New Zealand. The airline serves 30 [1] international passenger destinations in 18 countries and territories. Along with 20 domestic destinations are served. Terminated destinations are also listed [2] (excluding those served only by its predecessors, TEAL and National Airways Corporation).

Contents

In the first quarter of 2020, the airline stopped serving many international destinations for at least 3 months due to the impact of COVID-19. [3] [4] The following is a list of Air New Zealand destinations as of March 2024:

List

Hub
Seasonal
Future
Cargo only
Terminated
CountryCityIATAICAOAirportBeginsEndsRefs
American Samoa Pago Pago PPGNSTU Pago Pago International Airport 19731979 [5] [6]
Argentina Buenos Aires EZESAEZ Ministro Pistarini International Airport 20152020 [7] [8]
Australia (South Australia) [lower-alpha 1] Adelaide ADLYPAD Adelaide Airport 1993Present [9]
Australia (Queensland) Brisbane BNEYBBN Brisbane Airport 1965Present [9]
Australia (Queensland) Cairns CNSYBCS Cairns Airport 1987Present [9] [10]
Australia (Queensland) Gold Coast OOLYBCG Gold Coast Airport 1995Present [9]
Australia (Tasmania) Hobart HBAYMHB Hobart Airport 1983
2021		1996
Present		 [5] [11] [12] [13]
Australia (Victoria) Melbourne MELYMML Melbourne Airport 1970Present [9]
Australia (Western Australia) Perth PERYPPH Perth Airport 1980Present [9]
Australia (Queensland) Sunshine Coast MCYYBSU Sunshine Coast Airport 2012Present [9] [14]
Australia (New South Wales) Sydney SYDYSSY Sydney Airport 1940Present [9]
Australia (Queensland) Townsville TSVYBTL Townsville Airport 19891993
Canada (British Columbia) Vancouver YVRCYVR Vancouver International Airport 2007Present [9]
China Beijing PEKZBAA Beijing Capital International Airport 20082012 [15]
China Guangzhou CANZGGG Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport 20212023 [16]
China [lower-alpha 2] Shanghai PVGZSPD Shanghai Pudong International Airport 2006Present [9]
Cook Islands Rarotonga RARNCRG Rarotonga International Airport 1973Present [9]
Fiji Nadi NANNFFN Nadi International Airport 1951Present [9]
Fiji Suva SUVNFNA Nausori International Airport Un­knownUn­known
French Polynesia Papeete PPTNTAA Faa'a International Airport 1951Present [9]
Germany Frankfurt FRAEDDF Frankfurt Airport 19872001 [17]
Hong Kong Hong Kong HKGVHHH Hong Kong International Airport 1998Present [9]
Hong Kong Hong KongHKGVHHX Kai Tak Airport 19661998 [18]
Indonesia Denpasar DPSWADD Ngurah Rai International Airport Unknown
2012		1995
Present		 [9] [19]
Japan Fukuoka FUKRJFF Fukuoka Airport 2012Un­known [20]
Japan Hiroshima HIJRJOA Hiroshima Airport 2012Un­known [20]
Japan Matsuyama MYJRJOM Matsuyama Airport 2012Un­known [20]
Japan Nagoya NGORJGG Chubu Centrair International Airport 2012Un­known [20]
Japan Nagoya NKMRJNA Komaki Airport 19912005
Japan Okinawa OKAROAH Naha Airport 2012Un­known [20]
Japan Osaka KIXRJBB Kansai International Airport Unknown
2016		2013
2020		 [21] [22] [23]
Japan Sendai SDJRJSS Sendai Airport 2012Un­known [20]
Japan Shizuoka FSZRJNS Shizuoka Airport 2012Un­known [20]
Japan Tokyo HNDRJTT Haneda Airport 20172018 [24] [25]
Japan Tokyo NRTRJAA Narita International Airport 1980Present [9]
Malaysia Kuala Lumpur SZBWMSA Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport 19901993
New Caledonia Noumea NOUNWWW La Tontouta International Airport 1951Present [9]
New Zealand Auckland AKLNZAA Auckland Airport 1965Present [9]
New Zealand Auckland —NZWP Whenuapai Airport 19471965
New Zealand Blenheim BHENZWB Woodbourne Airport 1947Present [9]
New Zealand Chatham Islands CHTNZCI Chatham Islands / Tuuta Airport 19921995 [26]
New Zealand Christchurch CHCNZCH Christchurch Airport 1947Present [9]
New Zealand Dunedin DUDNZDN Dunedin Airport 1962Present [9]
New Zealand Gisborne GISNZGS Gisborne Airport 1947Present [9]
New Zealand Greymouth GMNNZGM Greymouth Airport 1947Un­known [26]
New Zealand Hamilton HLZNZHN Hamilton Airport 1947Present [9]
New Zealand Hokitika HKKNZHK Hokitika Airport 1947Present [9]
New Zealand Invercargill IVCNZNV Invercargill Airport 1947Present [9]
New Zealand Kaikohe KKONZKO Kaikohe Aerodrome Un­known1970
New Zealand Kaitaia KATNZKT Kaitaia Airport 19672015 [27]
New Zealand Kerikeri KKENZKK Kerikeri Airport Un­knownPresent [9]
New Zealand Masterton MRONZMS Hood Aerodrome 20092014 [26]
New Zealand Milford Sound MFNNZMF Milford Sound Airport 19701992 [26]
New Zealand Napier NPENZNR Hawke's Bay Airport 1947Present [9]
New Zealand Nelson NSNNZNS Nelson Airport 1947Present [9]
New Zealand New Plymouth NPLNZNP New Plymouth Airport 1947Present [9]
New Zealand Motueka MZPNZMK Motueka Aerodrome Un­knownUn­known [26]
New Zealand Mount Cook Village MONNZMC Mount Cook Aerodrome 19662012 [26]
New Zealand Oamaru OAMNZOU Oamaru Airport 19662010 [26]
New Zealand Palmerston North PMRNZPM Palmerston North Airport 1947Present [9]
New Zealand Paraparaumu PPQNZPP Kapiti Coast Airport 20112018 [28]
New Zealand Queenstown ZQNNZQN Queenstown Airport Un­knownPresent [9]
New Zealand Rotorua ROTNZRO Rotorua Regional Airport 1948Present [9]
New Zealand Taupō TUONZAP Taupo Airport 1966Present [9]
New Zealand Tauranga TRGNZTG Tauranga Airport 1947Present [9]
New Zealand Te Anau TEUNZMO Te Anau Airport 19661992 [26]
New Zealand Timaru TIUNZTU Richard Pearse Airport 1957Present [9]
New Zealand Wānaka WKANZWF Wānaka Airport 20042013 [29] [30]
New Zealand Wellington WLGNZWN Wellington International Airport 1959Present [9]
New Zealand Westport WSZNZWS Westport Airport 19472015 [31]
New Zealand Whakatane WHKNZWK Whakatane Airport 19612015 [31]
New Zealand Whanganui WAGNZWU Whanganui Airport 19542016 [32]
New Zealand Whangarei WRENZWR Whangarei Airport 1947Present [9]
Niue Alofi IUENIUE Niue International Airport 2010Present [9]
Norfolk Island Norfolk Island NLKYSNF Norfolk Island Airport 19472021 [9] [33]
Papua New Guinea Port Moresby POMAYPY Port Moresby International Airport 19821985 [5]
Philippines Manila MNLRPLL Ninoy Aquino International Airport 19661975 [5]
Samoa Apia APWNSFA Faleolo International Airport 1979Present [9]
Singapore SingaporeQPGWSAP Paya Lebar Airport 19661981
Singapore SingaporeSINWSSS Changi Airport 1981
2015		2006
Present		 [34]
South Korea Seoul GMPRKSS Gimpo International Airport 19931998 [35]
South Korea Seoul ICNRKSI Incheon International Airport 2019Present [36] [37]
Taiwan Taipei TPERCTP Taoyuan International Airport 1991
2018		2006
Present		 [38]
Thailand Bangkok DMKVTBD Don Mueang International Airport 19901997
Tonga Nukuʻalofa TBUNFTF Fuaʻamotu International Airport 1951Present [9]
United Kingdom (England) London LGWEGKK Gatwick Airport 19821994
United Kingdom (England) London LHREGLL Heathrow Airport 19942020 [9] [39] [8]
United States (Illinois) [lower-alpha 3] Chicago ORDKORD O'Hare International Airport 2018Present [40] [41]
United States (Texas) Dallas Fort Worth DFWKDFW Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport 19871989 [42]
United States (Hawaii) Honolulu HNLPHNL Daniel K. Inouye International Airport 1965Present [9]
United States (Texas) Houston IAHKIAH George Bush Intercontinental Airport 2015Present [43]
United States (California) Los Angeles LAXKLAX Los Angeles International Airport 1965Present [9]
United States (New York) New York City JFKKJFK John F. Kennedy International Airport 2022Present [44] [8] [45] [46]
United States (California) San Francisco SFOKSFO San Francisco International Airport 2004Present [9]
Vanuatu Port Vila VLINVVV Bauerfield International Airport 20072015 [47]
Vietnam Ho Chi Minh City SGNVVTS Tan Son Nhat International Airport 20162018 [25]

Notes

  1. ↑ See separate entry for destinations in the Norfolk Island.
  2. ↑ See separate entry for destinations in Hong Kong.
  3. ↑ See separate entry for destinations in American Samoa.

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