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
Click this link to the old NZ Airports website


