Whanganui Airport

Whanganui Airport

Whanganui Airport (IATA: WAG, ICAO: NZWU) is a regional airport situated about 4 kilometers south of Whanganui, a city on the west coast of New Zealand’s North Island. The airport plays an important role in connecting the region to other parts of the country, especially for those traveling to and from Auckland.

Facilities

Whanganui Airport features a modest terminal with essential amenities for passengers. The terminal includes a comfortable waiting area, restrooms, and free parking facilities, accommodating both short-term and long-term stays. There is a small café on-site that offers light refreshments, making it convenient for travelers waiting for flights. The airport also caters to general aviation, with facilities for private pilots and flight training.

Airlines

Air Chathams is the primary airline operating at Whanganui Airport, providing regular flights to Auckland. This connection is vital for the region, allowing residents and visitors to easily access New Zealand’s largest city.

Public Transportation

Public transport options to and from Whanganui Airport are limited. Taxis and shuttle services are available for hire, and some local accommodations may offer airport transfers upon request. Due to the airport’s proximity to Whanganui city center, driving or taking a taxi is often the most practical option for passengers.

Whanganui Airport is a key hub for regional air travel, offering essential services that support the local community and its connectivity to Auckland.

Passenger Guides

This passenger guides are available to help you find your route through the airports easily and efficiently.