News from Queenstown Airport

Queenstown Airport welcomes the Prime Minister’s announcement today that the requirement to self-isolate will be lifted for Kiwis returning from Australia from 2 March 2022 and from the rest of the world two days later. 

Activity at Queenstown Airport for the period was significantly lower than the previous year.

Queenstown Airport’s security screening will be enhanced with the introduction of Aviation Security Service’s advanced imaging technology (AIT) body scanners.

Queenstown Airport is making strides in its sustainability journey, achieving Toitū Carbonreduce certification.

This week, Queenstown Airport will join airports across New Zealand and Australia taking part in the annual Airport Safety Week.

The programme has been designed to support, empower and connect local business women through a range of events showcasing prominent local and national business leaders.

Queenstown Airport Corporation (QAC) continues its commitment to pay at least the Living Wage as it increases this week from $22.10 to $22.75.

People with disabilities travelling through Queenstown Airport can now do so a little easier thanks to the introduction of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Scheme.

Today, Queenstown Airport Corporation (QAC) reported its annual results for the year ending 30 June 2021, reflecting the impact of COVID-19 on the business and the region.

Community looking forward to welcoming Aussies back to the Southern Lakes region on the 19 April 2021.

The QAC board of directors is pleased to announce the appointment of experienced Chief Executive, Glen Sowry as QAC’s new CEO.

QF121 touched down at 2.31pm this afternoon, 387 days since the last scheduled international flight to Queenstown Airport.