Wellington Airport (WLG)
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Wellington International Airport (IATA: WLG, ICAO: NZWN), previously known as Rongotai Airport, is the main international airport serving the capital of New Zealand, Wellington.
Wellington Airport is the third busiest airport in New Zealand after Auckland Airport and Christchurch Airport. Wellington Airport is located in the suburb of Rongotai, 5 kilometers southeast of downtown Wellington.
WLG Airport is a hub for Air New Zealand and Sounds Air.
Wellington International Airport handled 6,441,935 passengers in 2019.
Terminal + info
Wellington Airport has a single passenger terminal.
Facilities and Services + info
Wellington Airport offers the following services to passengers:
- Currency Exchange
- Lost baggage
- Luggage wrapping
- Toilets
- Public telephones
- Smoking allowed areas
- ATMs
- Baby care rooms
- First aid, medical and emergency services
Contact
Address: Stewart Duff Drive, Rongotai, Wellington 6022, North Island, NEW ZEALAND
Phone: +64 4 385 5100
Transport + info
The following means of transport are available at Wellington Airport to the city centre:
Bus: Metlink offers both public transportation and shuttle bus service. NZ bus also offers routes.
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Taxi: Get to downtown Wellington within 15 minutes by taxi.
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Car rental: Rent a car in Wellington Airport or through our search engine.
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About Wellington
Wellington is the second largest city and New Zealand’s capital. It is the windiest and the southernmost city in the world.
As popular sites to visit, you shouldn’t miss the Museum of Wellington City and Sea, the National Museum of New Zealand (Te Papa), Zealandia, Wellington Zoo, the Wellington Cable Car, Cuba Street and don’t forget to take a walk around the Wellington’s waterfront, since it is one of the most beautiful sites of the city.