- Great Barrier Aerodrome
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Great Barrier Aerodrome IATA: GBZ – ICAO: NZGB Summary Airport type Public Operator Auckland Council Location Great Barrier Island Elevation AMSL 21 ft / 6 m Coordinates 36°14′29″S 175°28′19″E / 36.24139°S 175.47194°ECoordinates: 36°14′29″S 175°28′19″E / 36.24139°S 175.47194°E Runways Direction Length Surface ft m 06/24 2,034 620 Grass 10/28 3,116 950 Bitumen/Grass Great Barrier Aerodrome (IATA: GBZ, ICAO: NZGB) is the major airfield of the three on Great Barrier Island. It is a small, uncontrolled aerodrome 1 nautical mile (1.9 km) north-east of Claris on Great Barrier Island in the Hauraki Gulf off the North Island of New Zealand.
It has scheduled passenger and freight services with many flights per day from North Shore Airfield, Auckland, and less frequently from Auckland International Airport and Whangarei Airport. Fuel is not available.
The town of Claris is a short walk to the north east, and there are rental car and bicycle hire services available at the airport. Landing fees were previously payable at Council offices, but are now billed direct to aircraft operators.
Contents
Airlines and destinations
Airlines Destinations Great Barrier Airlines North Shore, Auckland, Whangarei Fly My Sky Auckland Sunair Whitianga Operational information
- Bitumen runway strength: ESWL 2100
- Grass runway strength: ESWL 1230
- AGA
- NDB 274 GB
- Lighting
- Emergency PAL strobe approach lighting Runway 28. Transmit 5 pulses on frequency 119.1
- FAL
- Passenger
- Card-operated public telephone
- Fire extinguisher in information kiosk
- First Aid kid adjacent to terminal
The aerodrome is operated by Auckland Council, Great Barrier Island Service Centre, +64 9 429 0258
References
- NZAIP Volume 4 AD
- New Zealand AIP (PDF)
External links
Airports in Auckland Auckland Airport · Ardmore Airport · Great Barrier Aerodrome · West Auckland Airport · RNZAF Base Auckland (Whenuapai) · North Shore Aerodrome · Waiheke Island Aerodrome
Categories:- Airports in New Zealand
- Great Barrier Island
- Oceanian airport stubs
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