📍 Taupo⬆ 1,335 ft2 runways
NZAP · TUO
Taupo Airport
-38.73970°N
176.08400°W
ARR / DAY
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68.3%
DEP / DAY
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67.5%
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Taupo Airport (NZAP/TUO) is a medium regional airport located in Taupo, New Zealand, 117 km south of Tauranga. It features 2 runways with the longest being 4,547 feet. SkyMeter has observed roughly 3 arrivals and 4 departures per day on average over the last 7 days, served by 1 carrier across 3 routes. The most active carrier is ZKJ (ZKJ). The busiest route is to Auckland International Airport (NZAA).
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12 routes
| Route | Operator | Flights | Avg enroute |
|---|---|---|---|
TUOAKL Auckland, NZ |
ANZ
AIR NEW Zealand |
4 | 0h 47m |
TUOAMZ Manurewa, NZ |
ZKJ
ZKJ |
2 | 1h 17m |
TUONZWP |
ZKM
ZKM |
2 | 1h 58m |
TUONZ-0024 Taupo, NZ |
ZKS
ZKS |
1 | 0h 3m |
TUOHLZ Hamilton, NZ |
ZKS
ZKS |
1 | 0h 27m |
TUONZWP |
ZKJ
ZKJ |
1 | 0h 57m |
TUONZ-0024 Taupo, NZ |
ZKJ
ZKJ |
1 | 0h 12m |
TUONZRU |
ZKJ
ZKJ |
1 | 0h 30m |
TUONPE Napier, NZ |
ZKN
ZKN |
1 | 0h 33m |
TUONZ-0024 Taupo, NZ |
NON
NON |
1 | 0h 4m |
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Pilot & community notes
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60503
08/07/2007
First time here was in Oct 05 in CNY with BSC. Can't remember who landed - might have been me?
YA
Yannick
08/03/2007
We did a scenic flight in a C172 out of Taupo, over the huge Lake Taupo (itself filling the caldera of a massive volcano that erupted last 1,800 years ago, and there are some theories that the Ice Age would have been caused by the ashes from its largest explosion 26,500 years ago), then down to Ruapehu, a 9000ft volcano which is still active. A unique experience and a must-see for anyone visiting New-Zealand north island.
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