Our summer newsletter is out now - check out our current promotions, information about parking changes and read about the exciting redevelopment of a World War II era hangar. Meri Kirihimete!
Emergency simulation at Nelson Airport runs smoothly
New hospice fundraiser set to fill Nelson Airport with Christmas cheer
Nelson Airport tests emergency response with planned simulation
Nelson Airport posts strong annual result thanks to post-Covid travel recovery
Spring Quarterly Update 2023
Nelson Airport development continues with new facility for GO Rentals
Nelson Airport’s Project 2-Zero open for public consultation
Airport roadworks set to begin in preparation for new eBus service
Autumn update from Nelson Airport
Nelson Airport seeks planning approvals for runway extension
Nelson Airport has lodged an application with the Nelson City Council seeking planning approvals for its future runway extension – known as Project 2-Zero. The airport’s application aims to protect and provide for its ability to extend the runway by ensuring appropriate land designations and zoning are in place.
Walk the Runway a Huge Success
A huge crowd of over 2000 people turned up on Saturday the 25th of February for the Walk the Runway charity event, with fantastic feedback.
The sunset walk raised $5008 for Leukaemia and Blood Cancer New Zealand and supported airport fire officers Murray Hart and Matt van der Heyden’s entry into the Firefighter Sky Tower Challenge.
Walk the Runway to fight blood cancer
Renovation to reinstate operations at airport hangar
A large World War II era-hangar at Nelson Airport is to be renovated to once again support the servicing of aircraft in the Nelson region.
Hangar 2 is a ‘Type B’ heritage listed structure most recently used for aircraft maintenance, but, due to deterioration of the building, is not currently operational.
Nelson-based aircraft interior production and repair company Generation Global has recently purchased the hangar and is undertaking the renovations in order to use the building for the fitout and refurbishment of aircraft.
Nelson Airport Increases Car Park Capacity
Nelson Airport is scheduled for a very busy 2022/2023 holiday period with an expected 70,000 Air New Zealand passengers passing through between the 19th of December and the 8 of January.
As a result of the increased passengers and demand, we’ve increased the car parking capacity in the Value parking section as well as opened up a new overflow area if needed.