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Auckland Airport Monthly Traffic Update - September 2011

Tuesday, 25 October 2011, 11:00 am
Press Release: Auckland Airport

Auckland Airport Monthly Traffic Update - September 2011

Total international passenger volumes increased by 5.3% versus September 2010. Overseas international passenger arrivals were up 33.8% on September 2010 largely due to the Rugby World Cup, offsetting softer than usual NZ outbound travel.

See pdf for full information: MTU_Month_03_Sep_2011.pdf

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