
Dunedin Airport lies on the Taieri Plains near Momona, south-west of the city. The airport suggests allowing about 30 minutes for the drive.
You can take a shared shuttle, a taxi from the rank outside the terminal, an Uber, or a rental car. Some intercity coaches also stop at the airport.
Air New Zealand and Jetstar are the main passenger airlines at Dunedin Airport. Check each airline for its current routes.
Yes. Jetstar operates international flights between Dunedin and the Gold Coast in Australia. Check the latest schedule, as frequencies can vary.
Domestic flights from Dunedin reach Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, which also serve as connection points for other New Zealand cities.
Dunedin Airport has one terminal building that handles both domestic and international passengers.
Yes. Air New Zealand operates a Koru Lounge in the terminal, and there are also cafés and shops for all passengers.
The kerbside drop-off zone at Dunedin Airport is meant for quick stops. For longer waits, use the car park, where a short initial period is free.
Dunedin Airport serves the city of Dunedin and the wider Otago region on the South Island of New Zealand. Known by the code DUD, it opened in 1962 and handles domestic flights across the country as well as international services to Australia.
You'll find the airport beside the village of Momona on the Taieri Plains, south-west of the city. The airport advises allowing about 30 minutes for the drive between Dunedin and the terminal, via State Highway 1.
A single terminal building handles all passengers, with gates for both domestic and international flights, including airbridges. Inside are cafés, shops and an Air New Zealand lounge, and the airport has meeting rooms for business travellers.
Air New Zealand links Dunedin with Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. Jetstar also operates from the airport, with flights to Auckland and international service to the Gold Coast in Australia. Schedules can change by season, so check the current timetable before you plan.
Several options connect the airport with Dunedin:
Dunedin is known for its Scottish heritage, Victorian architecture and university campus. The Otago Peninsula, a short drive from the city, is a popular spot for wildlife watching, while Central Otago's lakes and vineyards are within reach for longer trips.
The kerbside drop-off zone is meant for quick stops, so use the car park if you need longer. Weather on the Taieri Plains can bring fog, so keep an eye on your flight status during winter mornings.
If you are connecting to an international flight, check whether it departs from Dunedin or needs a change in Auckland or Christchurch, and leave enough time between flights.
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