Airport chief checks in for the long haul
After just a year of his tenure, the airport has started a $30 million renovation of the ageing terminal.
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Airport looks boldly ahead
Auckland Airport has unveiled ambitious plans for a $2.4b "airport of the future" to cope with forecast rocketing passenger growth.
Auckland's $2.4 billion airport of future
Auckland Airport has released plans for a $2.4b 'airport of the future' that includes a sweeping crescent - shaped domestic and international terminal on one site.
Airport's Chinese language flight board
The growing number of Chinese visitors passing through Auckland Airport can now see flight arrival and departure information displayed in Chinese.
Chch Airport 'excessive profits' criticised
Christchurch International Airport's target profits for the next two decades have been labelled "excessive" by the Commerce Commission.
Kiwi fans told to stay away from One Direction
One Direction will hit the stage in Christchurch on Thursday night for the first New Zealand show of their world tour, but fans hoping to catch a glimpse of the pop heart-throbs are running out of options.
Flight check: Auckland to Brisbane on Emirates
Ewan McDonald helps christen EK435, Emirates' A380 service from Auckland to Brisbane.
Airport opens its artistic walk in the park
The Esplanade, a new free circular park-like landscaped walk in the grounds of Auckland International Airport, will be officially opened at midday today.
Airport flags flying start to year
Adrian Littlewood Auckland Airport says it has made a flying start to the new financial year after profit leaped 25 per cent to $177.9 million in the past 12 months.
Passengers evacuated from Auckland Airport
Passengers were evacuated from an Auckland Airport terminal last night after smoke from a small fire activated a sprinkler system.
Where have you been? - Globe-trotting couple
Far-flung siblings can blame Mum and Dad for their globe-trotting genes.
Sorry China: Ex-Fonterra head
Former Fonterra chairman Sir Henry van der Heyden has apologised to China, its people and Government for telling an audience never to trust the Chinese.