Media statements
Mount Tongariro: Airways New Zealand remains on high alert
11 Dec 2012Airways New Zealand continues in a state of high readiness while there remains any chance that Mount Tongariro could erupt again.
Last month’s eruption occurred with minimal disruption to air travellers and Airways, which operates New Zealand’s air …
Airways to consult on pricing in February
11 Dec 2012In February, Airways New Zealand will ask the public for feedback on its proposed prices for 2013 to 2016.
Airways will release a formal consultation document on 1 February and begin a public roadshow that will clarify the company’s pricing proposal…
ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS endorsement for Airways New Zealand
28 Nov 2012Airways New Zealand has been recognised globally for its world-class air traffic control training offering, with the prestigious ICAO TRAINAIR PLUS Associate Member certification.
Airways is the first training provider in Australasia to be awarded t…
Airways New Zealand the first ANSP to receive ICAO endorsement for PBN procedure design
07 Nov 2012Airways New Zealand is the first Air Navigation Service Provider (ANSP) in the world to receive ICAO's endorsement as an instrument procedure design organisation for Performance-Based Navigation (PBN) and conventional designs.
Design and implementat…
Virtual ATC experience for PNG students in New Zealand
01 Nov 2012Airways New Zealand’s internationally recognised air traffic control training programme continues to attract students from around the globe - with the latest graduates from Papua New Guinea now back home to start their on-the-job training.
The four …
Invitation to Airways public meeting
23 Oct 20122011-12 was a time of significant growth and development for Airways, and the current 2012-13 year will see enormous change within New Zealand’s air traffic management.
You’re invited to a public meeting to hear about Airways new direction. You wil…
International Air Traffic Controllers' Day
19 Oct 2012Millions of passengers at 35,000 feet are relying on them – and they’re not flying any planes. They’re the guardians of flight safety – we can’t see them, but they’re constantly watching over us when we fly.
From their view above the skyline, Air Tr…
What a lovely pair
10 Oct 2012Christchurch Airport terminal and tower have gone pink for October to support breast cancer awareness month.
Visitors to the airport will see Christchurch Airport’s terminal and Airway’s air traffic control tower looking a lovely pair for the month.…
Christchurch Airport lights up for Blue September
10 Sep 2012Visitors to Christchurch Airport this month can’t help but notice a bright blue tower to mark the start of Blue September.
Now into its fifth year, Blue September aims to get men (and their loved ones) to face up to prostate cancer through the mess…
Airways announces $9.3 million operating profit
31 Aug 2012Airways achieved a solid operating profit of $9.3 million in the 2011-12 year, a year characterised by recovery from natural disasters and primarily driven by growth in its international business.
The increase from last year’s net operating profit a…