News from Queenstown Airport

The Southern Lakes region and the North Island are connected by air once more.

Queenstown Airport is supporting the Wakatipu High School Foundation – a local charity with the goal of enabling the school to offer Aotearoa’s best ‘all-round’ education.

QAC is the first airport company to achieve Living Wage accreditation in New Zealand.

Queenstown Airport has won the Sustainability Initiative of the Year Award at the New Zealand Airports Awards.

Queenstown, Wānaka, Dunedin and Invercargill airports will come together to talk health, safety and security within aviation during Airport Safety Week.

The Queenstown Airport Corporation has lodged a submission on the Queenstown Lakes District Council's draft Climate Action Plan.

Queenstown, Dunedin and Invercargill airports' multilateral agreement to work together is the first collaboration of its kind in New Zealand.

Fifteen Elenium self-service kiosks will be installed at Queenstown Airport to provide a fast and user-friendly check-in process.

Sara Irvine has joined Queenstown Airport as the General Manager Corporate and Community Affairs.

This year, Queenstown Airport is fielding a five-strong team of firefighters to compete and raise much-needed funds for the Leukaemia and Blood Cancer New Zealand.

Andrew Williamson has been appointed to the role of Chief Financial Officer and Company Secretary at Queenstown Airport.

The doors are open to ‘The Hub’, the airport’s first dedicated operations centre, marking a new era in the organisation’s growth.