Airports across New Zealand and Australia welcome quarantine-free trans-Tasman travel
For the first time in over a year, airports across New Zealand and Australia have gladly begun welcoming international passengers again.
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For the first time in over a year, airports across New Zealand and Australia have gladly begun welcoming international passengers again.
The sunflower lanyard initiative will support passengers with hidden disabilities travelling through Wellington International Airport.
Wellington Airport is one of the first to have complied with an ICAO requirement for all airport operators to assess runway conditions using a new standardised methodology.
Wellington Airport has released its plans for the next 20 years, which includes a terminal expansion and runway improvements.
Wellington Airport becomes the first airport in New Zealand to introduce a reusable cup scheme in a bid to reduce the amount of waste the airport sends to landfill.
Fast, proactive decisions can now be made more easily and quickly at Wellington International Airport after an online management system is launched.
The withdrawal will see a delay to the runway expansion, due to the international changes in Runway End Safety Areas (RESAs) which need to be considered.
The automated dock bridge, used at one of Wellington's domestic gates, is hoped to speed up turnaround times.
The Aira app helps the visually impaired by connecting them to a trained professional to help with day-to-day activities.
Wellington Airport was closed as the airspace was encroached upon by a drone, flying at 300-feet and within three kilometres of the runway.
Wellington Airport's new car park opens with over 1,000 parking spaces to facilitate growing passenger numbers.
The work will be carried out progressively over the next 12 months.