Airports in New Zealand, List of New Zealand Airports By City
All the Major Airports in New Zealand are given below. To find more information about any of these airports click on the airport name. Our database have 62 Airports in New Zealand. New Zealand IATA Airport Codes and ICAO Codes are listed bellow.
| Airport | City, Country | IATA airport code | ICAO airport code |
| Alexandra Airport | Alexandra, New Zealand | ALR | NZLX |
| Ardmore Airport | Ardmore, New Zealand | AMZ | - |
| Ashburton Airport | Ashburton, New Zealand | ASG | NZAS |
| Auckland International Airport | Auckland (AKL), New Zealand | AKL | NZAA |
| Blenheim Airport | Blenheim, New Zealand | BHE | NZWB |
| Christchurch International Airport | Christchurch, New Zealand | CHC | NZCH |
| Coromandel Airport | Coromandel, New Zealand | CMV | NZCX |
| Dargaville Airport | Dargaville, New Zealand | DGR | NZDA |
| Dunedin Airport | Dunedin, New Zealand | DUD | NZDN |
| Fox Glacier Airport | Fox Glacier, New Zealand | FGL | - |
| Frankton Airport | Queenstown, New Zealand | ZQN | NZQN |
| Franz Josef Airport | Franz Josef, New Zealand | WHO | - |
| Gisborne Airport | Gisborne, New Zealand | GIS | NZGS |
| Glentanner Airport | Mount Cook, New Zealand | GTN | NZGT |
| Great Barrier Island Airport | Great Barrier Island, New Zealand | GBZ | NZGB |
| Greymouth Airport | Greymouth, New Zealand | GMN | NZGM |
| Hamilton Airport | Hamilton, New Zealand | HLZ | NZHN |
| Hawkes Bay Airport | Napier, New Zealand | NPE | NZNR |
| Hokitika Airport | Hokitika, New Zealand | HKK | NZHK |
| Invercargill Airport | Invercargill, New Zealand | IVC | NZNV |
| Kaikohe Airport | Kaikohe, New Zealand | KKO | NZKO |
| Kaikoura Airport | Kaikoura, New Zealand | KBZ | NZKI |
| Kaitaia Airport | Kaitaia, New Zealand | KAT | NZKT |
| Karewa Airport | Chatham Island, New Zealand | CHT | NZCI |
| Kawau Island Airport | Kawau Island, New Zealand | KUI | - |
| Kerikeri Airport | Kerikeri, New Zealand | KKE | NZKK |
| Koromiko Airport | Picton, New Zealand | PCN | - |
| Manapouri Airport | Te Anau, New Zealand | TEU | - |
| Matamata Airport | Matamata, New Zealand | MTA | NZMA |
| Mechanics Bay Airport | Auckland (AKL), New Zealand | MHB | - |
| Milford Sound Airport | Milford Sound, New Zealand | MFN | NZMF |
| Motueka Airport | Motueka, New Zealand | MZP | NZMK |
| Mount Cook Airport | Mount Cook, New Zealand | MON | NZMC |
| Nelson Airport | Nelson, New Zealand | NSN | NZNS |
| New Plymouth Airport | New Plymouth, New Zealand | NPL | NZNP |
| Oamaru Airport | Oamaru, New Zealand | OAM | NZOU |
| Pakatoa Island Airport | Pakatoa Island, New Zealand | PKL | - |
| Palmerston North Airport | Palmerston North, New Zealand | PMR | NZPM |
| Paraparaumu Airport | Paraparaumu, New Zealand | PPQ | NZPP |
| Port Fitzroy Airport | Port Fitzroy, New Zealand | GBS | - |
| Pukaki/Twizel Airport | Mount Cook, New Zealand | TWZ | - |
| Raglan Airport | Raglan, New Zealand | RAG | NZRA |
| Rotorua Airport | Rotorua, New Zealand | ROT | NZRO |
| Royal Air Force Base | Ohakea, New Zealand | OHA | NZOH |
| Stewart Island Airport | Stewart Island, New Zealand | SZS | - |
| Surfdale Airport | Surfdale, New Zealand | WIK | - |
| Taharoa Airport | Taharoa, New Zealand | THH | - |
| Takaka Airport | Takaka, New Zealand | KTF | - |
| Taupo Airport | Taupo, New Zealand | TUO | NZAP |
| Tauranga Airport | Tauranga, New Zealand | TRG | NZTG |
| Thames Airport | Thames, New Zealand | TMZ | NZTH |
| Timaru Airport | Timaru, New Zealand | TIU | NZTU |
| Tokoroa Airport | Tokoroa, New Zealand | TKZ | NZTO |
| Wairoa Airport | Wairoa, New Zealand | WIR | NZWO |
| Waitangi Airport | Waitangi, New Zealand | WGN | - |
| Wanaka Airport | Wanaka, New Zealand | WKA | NZWF |
| Wanganui Airport | Wanganui, New Zealand | WAG | NZWU |
| Wellington International Airport | Wellington, New Zealand | WLG | NZWN |
| Westport Airport | Westport, New Zealand | WSZ | NZWS |
| Whakatane Airport | Whakatane, New Zealand | WHK | NZWK |
| Whangarei Airport | Whangarei, New Zealand | WRE | NZWR |
| Whitianga Airport | Whitianga, New Zealand | WTZ | - |
The IATA airport code consists of three letters and is defined by IATA (International Air Transport Association).
The ICAO airport code consists of four letters and is defined by ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization).
