Auckland Airport reaches halfway point in NZ$3.9bn terminal integration
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- Auckland Airport announced it has reached the halfway stage of its NZ$3.9 billion terminal integration project, which began in 2024 and is slated for completion in 2028.
- The upgrade will link a new domestic terminal directly to the existing international terminal and is designed to boost domestic seat capacity by 26% and passenger processing capacity by 44%, while the airport currently serves over 50,000 passengers daily.
- The full integration is expected to be finished by 2028.
Why it matters
The added capacity will allow airlines to operate more flights and handle higher passenger volumes, supporting growth in both domestic and international traffic.
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