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Motu Kaikoura Island Aerodrome is an Small airport serving the city of Kaikoura Island in New Zealand. The Kaikoura Island time zone is NZST - New Zealand Standard Time (UTC+13). The New Zealand dollar(NZD) is the official currency of the New Zealand.
Municipality | Kaikoura Island |
Region | Auckland Region |
Country | New Zealand |
Elevation | 400ft / 122m |
Type | Small airport |
Native name | Bandar Udara Internasional Soekarno–Hatta |
Timezone | NZST - New Zealand Standard Time (UTC+13) |
Coordinates | -36°10'41"S/175°19'26"E |
Currency | New Zealand dollar(NZD) |
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Runway | Length | Width | Surface | Lighted |
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1 | 1796ft / 547m | 98ft / 30m | GRS | No |
Airport | Distance |
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Okiwi Station Airport | 9.23 KM |
Great Barrier Aerodrome | 15.03 KM |
Great Mercury Airport | 60.75 KM |
Coromandel Aerodrome | 70.21 KM |
Springhill Airport, | 70.74 KM |
Kaipara Flats Airport | 70.76 KM |
Wellsford Airport | 73.04 KM |
Waiheke Reeve Airport | 73.3 KM |
Whitianga Airport | 79.14 KM |
North Shore Aerodrome | 80.1 KM |
RNZAF Base Auckland-Whenuapai | 91.9 KM |
Parakai Aerodrome | 95.34 KM |
Tahere Airstrip | 96.21 KM |
Whangarei Airport | 97.64 KM |
Ardmore Airport, Manurewa | 99.74 KM |
Auckland International Airport | 104.41 KM |
Pauanui Aerodrome | 105.39 KM |
Thames Aerodrome | 110.67 KM |
Waro Airstrip | 115.54 KM |
Ruawai Aerodrome | 121.3 KM |