Regulated airports performance
To promote greater understanding of the performance of individual regulated airports over time, airports are required to disclose a range of information about their performance on their websites.
The Commission consolidates some of this information and publishes this in a database which can be found below. We also provide commentary on their performance in our summary and analysis reports.
Data disclosed by airports
Auckland, Christchurch and Wellington International Airports are subject to information disclosure regulation. This requires suppliers to disclose certain specified information relevant to their performance (such as profitability, expenditure and quality performance measures), including forward-looking information (such as price setting information and demand forecasts).
The purpose of this form of regulation is to ensure that sufficient information is readily available to interested persons to assess whether the purpose of Part 4 is being met.
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Auckland International Airport's performance
Auckland International Airport is New Zealand's largest airport and one of the country's largest listed companies. It is considered New Zealand's gateway, with more than three-quarters of international visitors and around 18.3 million passengers passing through a year (year ending March 2024).Read more -
Christchurch Airport performance
Christchurch International Airport is New Zealand’s second busiest airport and is considered the international gateway to the South Island, with around 6.2 million passengers passing through its terminals a year (year ending March 2024).Read more -
Wellington International Airport's performance
Wellington International Airport is New Zealand's third busiest airport. It caters to about 5.4 million passengers a year (year ending March 2024).Read more -
Disclosure requirements for airports
Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch international airports are subject to information disclosure regulation under Part 4 of the Commerce Act.Read more