Te Aroha Airfield is an Small airport serving the city of Waikato Region in New Zealand. The Waikato Region time zone is NZST - New Zealand Standard Time (UTC+13). The New Zealand dollar(NZD) is the official currency of the New Zealand.
| Municipality | |
| Region | Waikato Region |
| Country | New Zealand |
| Elevation | 30ft / 9m |
| Type | Small airport |
| Native name | Bandar Udara Internasional Soekarno–Hatta |
| Timezone | NZST - New Zealand Standard Time (UTC+13) |
| Coordinates | -37°28'29"S/175°37'5"E |
| Currency | New Zealand dollar(NZD) |
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| Airport | Distance |
|---|---|
| Waihi Beach Airport | 29.9 KM |
| Matamata Glider Airport | 30.88 KM |
| Thames Aerodrome | 35.87 KM |
| Matakana Island Airport | 43.3 KM |
| Te Kowhai Airfield | 50.19 KM |
| Hamilton International Airport | 50.33 KM |
| Mercer1 PDZ Airport | 50.59 KM |
| Kelly Field | 54.03 KM |
| Pauanui Aerodrome | 54.93 KM |
| Tauranga Airport | 55.46 KM |
| Whitianga Airport | 72.06 KM |
| Motiti Island Airport | 72.6 KM |
| Wharepapa South Airport | 75.14 KM |
| Ardmore Airport, Manurewa | 75.55 KM |
| Raglan Aerodrome | 76.16 KM |
| Coromandel Aerodrome | 76.56 KM |
| Limestone Downs Airport | 77.04 KM |
| Waiheke Reeve Airport | 87.78 KM |
| Tokoroa Airfield | 88.08 KM |
| Auckland International Airport | 89.82 KM |