Dunedin International Airport

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The Dunedin Airport (english Dunedin International Airport, IATA code: DUD, ICAO code: NZDN ) is the southernmost international airport in New Zealand, and opens up the city of Dunedin and the Otago and Southland regions. It is located near the village of Momona in the Taieri Plains, about 30 kilometers of the city center of Dunedin.

The airport was opened in 1962 for short-haul flights within the country. Since 16 August 1994, international destinations are served. The airport is operated currently relies primarily on the airlines Air New Zealand ( domestic destinations ) and Pacific Blue Airlines ( International targets).

Development of passenger numbers:

In the year 2000 19.000 aircraft movements were performed. For the year 2015, predicts 38,000.

The airport is connected to the system of the New Zealand State Highways with State Highway 86. This crosses after five kilometers to the State Highway 1 and links to the public transport does not exist.