Airport codes

Airport codes North Island, New Zealand (NZ)

Information:
RegionNorth Island (Read more about North Island)
CountryNew Zealand (show all 207 airports in New Zealand)
ISO country codeNZ
NameICAOIATALatitudeLongtitude
ACNZ Airways Corp Head Office NZHQ
Airport of Hawera NZHA
Airport of Matarangi NZAG
Airport of Pauanui Beach NZUN
Airport of Te Aroha NZTA
Ardmore Aerodrome NZAR AMZ 37° 01' 47.00" S 174° 58' 24.00" E
Auckland Hospital NZJL
Auckland International NZAA AKL 37° 0' 29" S 174° 47' 30" E
Auckland OAC NZZO
Dargaville Airport NZDA DGR 35° 56' 23" S 173° 53' 37" E
Dargaville Hospital NZJE
Gisborne Airport NZGS GIS 38° 39' 48.00" S 177° 58' 42.00" E
Gisborne Hospital NZJG
Hamilton NZHN HLZ 37° 51' 59.98" S 175° 19' 55.40" E
Hastings Hospital NZJH
Hobsonville Military Aerodrome NZHB
Kaikohe NZKO KKO 35° 27' 0" S 173° 49' 0" E
Kerikeri/Bay of Islands NZKK KKE 35° 15' 46" S 173° 54' 43" E
Masterton Hospital NZMH
Masterton/Hood Aerodrome NZMS MRO 40° 58' 0" S 175° 38' 0" E
Matamata NZMA MTA 37° 44' 0" S 175° 45' 0" E
Mechanics Bay Seaplane Base NZMB MHB 36° 58' 0" S 174° 55' 0" E
Napier Airport NZNR NPE 39° 27' 57" S 176° 52' 12" E
New Plymouth NZNP NPL 39° 00' 31.00" S 174° 10' 45.00" E
Pakatoa Island PKL 36° 21' 0" S 174° 9' 0" E
Palmerston North Hospital NZJM
Palmerston North Intl Airport NZPM PMR 40° 19' 14.00" S 175° 37' 01.00" E
Paraparaumu NZPP PPQ 40° 54' 17.00" S 174° 59' 21.00" E
Raglan NZRA RAG 37° 48' 0" S 174° 53' 0" E
Rotorua Aerodrome NZRO ROT 38° 06' 33.00" S 176° 19' 02.00" E
Rotorua Hospital NZJO
Surfdale WIK 36° 50' 0" S 175° 5' 0" E
Taharoa Airport NZTS THH 35° 49' 0" S 173° 39' 0" E
Taharoa Iron Sands Aerodrome NZAH
Taumarunui Aerodrome NZTM
Taumarunui Hospital NZJT
Taupo Aerodrome NZAP TUO 38° 44' 23.00" S 176° 05' 04.00" E
Taupo Hospital NZJZ
Tauranga Aerodrome NZTG TRG 37° 40' 19.00" S 176° 11' 46.00" E
Tauranga Hospital NZJA

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