Flying during Covid

All restictions have now been lifted. However we do ask that the usual sensible precautions are taken and to consider wearing a mask when close to others.

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Hand Sanitiser
We have 5 sanitiser stations inside the terminal. These are automatic dispensers that dispense a shot with movement of hand near the nozzle.

General
The surfaces, especially those likely to be touched will be sanitised after every scheduled flight and once more each day.

We thank you for you cooperation

Flying during Covid

All restictions have now been lifted. However we do ask that the usual sensible precautions are taken and to consider wearing a mask when close to others.

Scroll right to find out more.

Hand Sanitiser
We have 5 sanitiser stations inside the terminal. These are automatic dispensers that dispense a shot with movement of hand near the nozzle.

General
The surfaces, especially those likely to be touched will be sanitised after every scheduled flight and once more each day.

We thank you for you cooperation

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Welcome to Whangarei Airport
Your Gateway
to Northland

Situated at Handforth Street, Onerahi, Whangarei Airport is an easy 10 minute drive from the centre of New Zealand’s Northernmost city. The location is within the pleasant harbour side suburb of Onerahi which means that local shops and accommodation are even closer at hand.

This Airport website aims to provide information, which is both current and interesting, to a wide range of potential users including:

Passengers
The General Public
Airport Operators; such as:
Aviation users/tenants
Car Rental
Bus and Taxi services
Pilots
Parking of cars.

The site will also look to provide information about the immediate Whangarei District, and beyond, in order to assist visitors with travel plans including:

Places To Stay
Places to Eat
Activities/ Local attractions
Local Events

WHANGAREI FLYING CLUB

Situated in Hangar 10 at Onerahi Airport is the Whangarei Flying Club.

The Club was inaugurated as the Northern Recreational Flying Club in March 2001 and expanded and strengthened in 2012 when the Northland Districts Aero Club, which was closing down its operation, invested its funds in the Club and the name was changed to the Whangarei Flying Club.

Having gone through some difficult times the Club now boasts 150 members, of which, a good number are active flyers. The pilots range from new students to pilots with thousands of hours – ages range from 14 to mid-nineties with many pilots aged from 60 upwards – age is no barrier.

One pilot, continued flying well into her nineties. On the ground she paticipated as a committee member of long-standing and a most generous benefactor to the club.

A dedicated and forward-looking Committee has managed the Club into a position of strength over the last few years. The flying rates are by far the cheapest around, a fact which has attracted several student pilots from the Auckland city area who each come up for a day at a time, spending these days flying and taking exams.

Volunteer instructors handle the training from an initiation flight to the gaining of passenger ratings, type ratings and license renewals. Subjects studied cover Aircraft Technical Knowledge, Meteorology, Navigation, Aviation Law and Radio Procedures.... READ MORE