Auckland Airport (AKL)
Airlines and Terminals

(Auckland, North Island, New Zealand NZ)

New Zealand's premier air facility in terms of overall size and passenger throughput, Auckland Airport (AKL) is served by many domestic and international airlines, flying to and from the North Island. Of interest, this is actually the fourth-biggest airport in the whole of the Australia continent, after those of Sydney, Melbourne and also Brisbane.

This is a single runway facility, which can manage close to 50 flights every hour. However, a further runway is currently under construction, as part of the site's NZ$30 million expansion plan.

Auckland's airport is home to two terminals - International and domestic. The International Terminal features gates 1 to 16, as well as gates 4A to 5A, and is rather dominated by Air New Zealand. In the Domestic Terminal, Air New Zealand (gates 28 to 33) also enjoys a strong presence, along with Jetstar Airways (gates 20 to 23) and Great Barrier Airlines.

Terminal Information

Auckland Airport contains two large domestic terminal areas, with one being operated by Air New Zealand and the other operated by Qantas.

Connected by regular courtesy shuttle buses, the terminals serve many major national and international airlines at Auckland Airport (AKL). Here is a list of the main airlines based onsite.

Domestic Terminal

Air Chathams
Air New Zealand
Air New Zealand Link (Air Nelson)
Air New Zealand Link (Eagle Airways)
Air New Zealand Link (Mount Cook Airline)
Flight Hauraki
Fly My Sky
Great Barrier Airlines
Jetstar Airways
Mountain Air
Sunair

International Terminal

Air New Zealand
Air Pacific
Air Tahiti Nui
Air Vanuatu
Aircalin
Cathay Pacific
China Airlines
China Southern Airlines
Emirates
Hawaiian Airlines
Jetstar Airways
Korean Air
LAN Airlines
Malaysia Airlines
Qantas (Jetconnect)
Singapore Airlines
Thai Airways International
Virgin Australia
Virgin Samoa (Virgin Australia)