Te Kuiti Aerodrome

Te Kuiti, NZ 🇳🇿 Small Airport

ICAO

NZTT

IATA

Elevation

161 ft

Region

NZ-WKO

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Airport Information

GPS Code: NZTT

Local Code: Not available

Location: -38.30351° N, 175.147805° E

Continent: OC

Type: Small Airport

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What Travelers Say

AI-Generated Summary Based on web research

Te Kuiti Aerodrome (NZTT) primarily serves general aviation, offering opportunities for commercial, leisure, and recreational flying. As a small aerodrome rather than a commercial airport, traditional "traveler reviews" are not readily available. Feedback and information tend to come from pilots and members of the local aero club, indicating a functional facility for aviation enthusiasts. Overall sentiment, based on available information, suggests it is well-regarded for its primary purpose as a general aviation airfield.

What Travelers Love (Pilots & General Aviation Users):

Runway Facilities: The aerodrome features a 500m asphalt runway, complemented by 160m of hard surface and a 100m grass balance, totaling an 800m length suitable for various aircraft.
Refueling Availability: An unattended but secure refueling facility is available, allowing pilots to purchase fuel using a fuel card.
Active Aero Club: It is home to the Waitomo Aero Club, which has been active since 1946. The club offers flying lessons and aircraft hire (Cessna 152 and 172) at reasonable rates.
Historical Club Rooms: The Aero Club operates from heritage-listed club rooms, adding a unique character to the aerodrome.
Strategic Location: Situated approximately 5km north of Te Kūiti, its proximity to the State Highway gives it potential as a minor transport and industrial hub.

Common Complaints

Lack of Commercial Passenger Amenities: As a general aviation aerodrome, it lacks typical terminal facilities, amenities, security checkpoints, or customs/immigration services found at commercial airports, which could be a "complaint" for those expecting a commercial airport experience.
Noise Regulations: Aircraft operations are subject to rules to avoid causing noise disturbance to neighbors.
Pilot Responsibilities: Users are reminded of their responsibility for adequate public liability and third-party insurance, ensuring aircraft are fitted with a serviceable air communication radio, and paying applicable landing fees.

Te Kuiti Aerodrome (NZTT) serves as a valuable asset for general aviation in the Waikato region, particularly for recreational flying and pilot training through the Waitomo Aero Club. While it does not cater to commercial passenger travel, it provides essential facilities for pilots, including a maintained runway and refueling options.

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Designation	Length	Width	Surface	Status
`16/34`	2841 ft	- ft	UNK	Active

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