Stories of ZQN

Kathryn Jolly’s career at Queenstown Airport has taken her from answering questions at the Information Desk to becoming the vital link between operations, airlines, ground handlers, government agencies, and project teams as we enter a period of significant infrastructure development. Her strength? Seeing challenges early and finding solutions that aren’t immediately obvious.

Queenstown Airport project manager Greg Emms does not shy from a challenge. In his mid-20s, he headed to the Solomon Islands to take charge of a team rebuilding schools, hospitals, and other public infrastructure.

Meet Chris Walker. Over the past nine years, he has built a career at Queenstown Airport that has evolved from hands-on operational roles to leading major projects.

A practical guide for travellers on how to fly drones safely and legally while capturing New Zealand's stunning landscapes.

Queenstown Airport was established 90 years ago after a groundswell of demand from the community.

Thirty years ago today, the first international flight landed at Queenstown Airport.

All the earthworks and other preparations for the installation of an engineered materials arresting system (EMAS) at Queenstown Airport are complete.

On this day, 94 years ago, the first plane landed on the Frankton flats.

A brand-new dining experience has landed at Queenstown Airport.

Queenstown Airport is proud to be the principal partner of this much-loved event, which is guaranteed to entertain the entire family.

Hiring a campervan offers ultimate flexibility, letting you immerse yourself in Queenstown’s natural beauty while exploring at your own pace. Here's our guide to campervan hire in Queenstown.

A desire to reduce the amount of waste sent from Queenstown Airport to landfill sparked an ingenious project.