NZTN · Tūrangi Aerodrome

Aerodrome information

Location, access and landing-fee information for pilots visiting Tūrangi Aerodrome in the heart of the Central Plateau.

Before you fly

Always check the current New Zealand AIP, NOTAMs and suitable weather information before operating at NZTN. Official aviation publications take precedence over this summary.

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Location Tūrangi, New Zealand
Street access 152 Grace Road, Tūrangi

Landing fees & payment

Tūrangi Aerodrome is operated and maintained by Tūrangi Aero Club with minimal external support. Your landing fees directly help maintain the runway, facilities and ongoing improvements.

Circuits: multiple movements or touch-and-goes during a single flight session count as one landing.
Private landing Per flight session
$10.00
Commercial landing Per flight session
$25.00

All fees in NZD. When paying online, please enter your aircraft registration and landing date at checkout so we can match your payment.

Internet banking

If paying by direct bank transfer, please use these details:

Account
06-0471-0061870-00
Particulars
Aircraft rego (e.g. ZK-ABC)
Code
Landing date (DD/MM/YY)
Reference
Pilot or company name

Late payment

A $20 administration charge applies to any landing not paid for within seven days. Please pay promptly online or by internet banking.

Location

Tūrangi Aerodrome is near Tūrangi, at the southern end of Lake Taupō, within the Central Plateau region of New Zealand.

Published position:
S 38° 58′ 06″ · E 175° 48′ 49″

Use the current AIP entry and chart for operational coordinates and aerodrome details.

Access and operations

Check the current AIP and NOTAM information for aerodrome availability, operating conditions, circuit procedures, runway details and any prior-permission requirements.

Please respect private property, other aerodrome users and any instructions or restrictions currently in force.

The aerodrome is on whenua belonging to its Ngāti Tūrangitukua owners, who generously allow the club to keep the airfield open. Please treat the land with respect.

Weather cameras

Four camera views around the aerodrome give a useful visual reference for local conditions, refreshed about every six minutes.

Official aviation references

Use current official sources for flight planning and operational decisions.

Operational notice: This page is a general visitor guide, not an approved aerodrome briefing. Information can change. Pilots are responsible for checking current AIP entries, NOTAMs, weather and any applicable permissions or restrictions before flight.