The New Zealand airports map shows location of airports in New Zealand. This airports map of New Zealand will allow you to determine which airport you will used to leave or arrive in New Zealand in Oceania. The New Zealand international airports map is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

The main international airport is Auckland Airport as its mentioned in the map of New Zealand airports which is the busiest of international airports in New Zealand, handling over 20 million passengers each year. The airport is a major hub for several airlines, including Air New Zealand, Jetstar Airways and Virgin Australia, among others. Located about 20 kilometres south of Auckland, the airport offers several ways of getting to the city, including airport shuttle, public transport and taxis.

The second of busiest New Zealand airports, located on the South Island and serving the city of Christchurch. Christchurch Airport as you can see in the map of New Zealand airports handles about 7 million passengers annually and it has regular international flights from cities like Melbourne, Sydney and Dubai. Air New Zealand, Emirates and Qantas Airways are among airlines with scheduled flights to the airport. Wellington Airport is the international airport located in Wellington, New Zealand capital city. With a little more than 6 million passengers, it is one of the busiest airports in New Zealand. Air New Zealand, Singapore Airlines and Virgin are the airlines with most international flights scheduled.

Queenstown Airport is an international airport located in Otago region, in the southern half of South Island. Airport currently offers flights with 4 major airlines – Jetstar and Air New Zealand for domestic flights & Qantas Airways and Virgin Australia for international flights. The airport is located about 8 km northeast of Queenstown center as its shown in the map of New Zealand airports. Known by its other name Momona Airport, Dunedin airport is also located in Otago region, serving the city of Dunedin. With just over 1 million passengers, it is New Zealand fifth busiest airport. Even though it offers international flights, the airport mostly handles domestic routes to Auckland, Christchurch and Wellington. Nelson Airport is one of regional New Zealand airports located 8 kilometers southwest of the Nelson city centre.