About NZ Airports
NZ Airports purpose is to:
- facilitate co-operation, mutual assistance, information exchange and educational opportunities for Members;
- promote and advise Members on legislation, regulation and associated matters;
- provide timely information and analysis of all New Zealand and relevant international aviation developments and issues;
- provide a forum for discussion and decision on matters affecting the ownership and operation of airports and the aviation industry;
- disseminate advice in relation to the operation and maintenance of airport facilities;
- act as an advocate for airports and safe efficient aviation
Membership of NZ Airports is in four categories:
- Category 1: Airport owners and operators - with three sub-groups representing different sizes of airport
- Category 2: Aviation-related organisations
- Category 3: Individuals employed in, or having an interest in, the aviation industry
- Category 4: Honorary Life Membership
Executive Committee
The governing body of NZ Airports is the Executive Committee, known as ExCo. Membership of ExCo is shared among category 1 and 2 members to ensure appropriate representation of the sector. Current ExCo members are:
- Steven Fitzgerald, Wellington International Airport - Chair
- Simon Moutter, Auckland International Airport
- Jim Boult, Christchurch International Airport
- John McCall, Dunedin International Airport
- Steven Sanderson, Queenstown Airport
- Ray Dumble, Tauranga Airport
- Allan MacGibbon, Wanganui Airport
- Dean Heiford, Blenheim Airport
- John Marsh, Beca Infrastructure
Chief Executive
Kevin Ward
Level 6, 82-88 Dixon Street, Te Aro, Wellington
PO Box 11 369, Manners Street, Wellington 6142
Telephone +64 4 384 3217
Mobile +64 21 384 524
Members
NZ Airports has 28 airport members ranging in size from a few thousand to 13 million passengers per year. The full range of airport ownership structures are represented, including privately owned, council-owned, joint ventures between councils and the Crown, airport companies and public companies.
There are 20 non-airport members including consulting and engineering firms, and other aviation-related organisations.
Attached are the Rules of NZ Airports Association
Attached is the Evaluation Form for the 2009 Beca NZ Airports Conference. Open the form, complete, save to your desktop, and send as attachment to sam@verve.co.nz
Click this link to the old NZ Airports website


