Auckland Airport (AKL) Terminal Map
Main Terminal / Concourses at Auckland AKL Airport
Terminal Layout & connecting between terminals, International Arrivals & transfer to international or domestic flights, and Terminal details:
Auckland Aiport has two passenger terminals - the Domestic Terminal on Andrew McKee Avenue and the International Terminal on Ray Emery Drive, linked together by an inter-terminal open-air walkway (follow blue & white line), a 10-minute walk, and by a free inter-terminal bus which runs every 15 minutes, 5am-10:30pm.
The Airport's extensive retail renovations has earned the Airport an Excellence Award in Retail Property.
International Arrivals not transferring to another flight need to present at the Immigration counter return ticket and evidence of sufficient funds while spending time in New Zealand. Whether you will need to show a visa depends on your country (open: immigration.gov.nz/).
Thereafter proceed to collect your bags, exit to where your passenger arrival card will be checked, and then pass through Customs (toll-free phone 0800 428 786; or +64 8 300 5399) & quarantine inspection. If transferring thereafter to another domestic or internatinal flight, note:
1. Transferring from an international to a domestic flight: (Whe making airline reservations, allow for a three hours transfer). Go to the domestic transfer desk after collecting your bags and clearing Customs at the ground level of the International terminal - bags will only be re-checked in up to 1 hr prior to domestic departure. For bags exceeding 20 kg or carry-on exceeding 7 kg, extra charges apply. Look at Airport map in the Terminal for transfer.
2. Transferring from an international to another international flight: Proceed to the International Transfer screening point (next to arrival gate 2), go through security check, then to the transfer desk on level 2 (see airport maps inside the terminal) whereupon you have access to all departure facilities, including showers & duty-free shops, and to your connecting gate.
The International Terminal :
The ground level is for arrivals & check-in, with check-in Zones A through E and rental car desks, currency exchange, ATM machine, baggage service, travel agent & Visitor center, food & drink establishments & some shops;
Level 1 houses the newly opened departure retail space offering brand-name shopping, food & drink establishments both in pre- and post-securiy areas (with the landside food court adding more eateries & food choices), along with ATMs a chapel, smoking area, first aid station, free showers, internet service, mailbox and Information counter, as well as access to the Pier with gates 1-10 (straight ahead; gates 1 & 3 require lift from the pier's center), and gates 15-16 are to the right of the pier
At international arrivals many upgrades are now completed. It offers a transit & transfer point, border agencies, tax & duty-free shop, currency exchange, Information desk, baggage claim area, and an international transfers & transit area.
The new Emirates Lounge accommodates 220 persons and offers exceptional luxury services.
The Domestic Terminal houses near doors 2 & 3 Air new Zealand's check-in counters and near doors 7/8 JetStar check-in counters. After security check you get to gates 22-33 & the Koru Lounge, as well as to gates 20-21& the Akarana Lounge, and to gates 34-48 at opposite side. Major rental car agency counters are located in the BusinessExpress garage, reached by overhead walkway. Services and amenities include Travelex, Visitor Center, the Akarana Lounge, Koru Valet Parking, & Skyway Valet parking, as well as food & drink and retail concessions.
The new Domestic Terminal conference center is near the Air New Zealand check-in counter, offering four meeting rooms of varying capacities & equipment, with full catering available (contact the function coordinator at 2568924).
Auckland Aiport has two passenger terminals - the Domestic Terminal on Andrew McKee Avenue and the International Terminal on Ray Emery Drive, linked together by an inter-terminal open-air walkway (follow blue & white line), a 10-minute walk, and by a free inter-terminal bus which runs every 15 minutes, 5am-10:30pm.
The Airport's extensive retail renovations has earned the Airport an Excellence Award in Retail Property.
International Arrivals not transferring to another flight need to present at the Immigration counter return ticket and evidence of sufficient funds while spending time in New Zealand. Whether you will need to show a visa depends on your country (open: immigration.gov.nz/).
Thereafter proceed to collect your bags, exit to where your passenger arrival card will be checked, and then pass through Customs (toll-free phone 0800 428 786; or +64 8 300 5399) & quarantine inspection. If transferring thereafter to another domestic or internatinal flight, note:
1. Transferring from an international to a domestic flight: (Whe making airline reservations, allow for a three hours transfer). Go to the domestic transfer desk after collecting your bags and clearing Customs at the ground level of the International terminal - bags will only be re-checked in up to 1 hr prior to domestic departure. For bags exceeding 20 kg or carry-on exceeding 7 kg, extra charges apply. Look at Airport map in the Terminal for transfer.
2. Transferring from an international to another international flight: Proceed to the International Transfer screening point (next to arrival gate 2), go through security check, then to the transfer desk on level 2 (see airport maps inside the terminal) whereupon you have access to all departure facilities, including showers & duty-free shops, and to your connecting gate.
The International Terminal :
The ground level is for arrivals & check-in, with check-in Zones A through E and rental car desks, currency exchange, ATM machine, baggage service, travel agent & Visitor center, food & drink establishments & some shops;
Level 1 houses the newly opened departure retail space offering brand-name shopping, food & drink establishments both in pre- and post-securiy areas (with the landside food court adding more eateries & food choices), along with ATMs a chapel, smoking area, first aid station, free showers, internet service, mailbox and Information counter, as well as access to the Pier with gates 1-10 (straight ahead; gates 1 & 3 require lift from the pier's center), and gates 15-16 are to the right of the pier
At international arrivals many upgrades are now completed. It offers a transit & transfer point, border agencies, tax & duty-free shop, currency exchange, Information desk, baggage claim area, and an international transfers & transit area.
The new Emirates Lounge accommodates 220 persons and offers exceptional luxury services.
The Domestic Terminal houses near doors 2 & 3 Air new Zealand's check-in counters and near doors 7/8 JetStar check-in counters. After security check you get to gates 22-33 & the Koru Lounge, as well as to gates 20-21& the Akarana Lounge, and to gates 34-48 at opposite side. Major rental car agency counters are located in the BusinessExpress garage, reached by overhead walkway. Services and amenities include Travelex, Visitor Center, the Akarana Lounge, Koru Valet Parking, & Skyway Valet parking, as well as food & drink and retail concessions.
The new Domestic Terminal conference center is near the Air New Zealand check-in counter, offering four meeting rooms of varying capacities & equipment, with full catering available (contact the function coordinator at 2568924).
