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  •   Home > News > Living & Travel

    Queenstown Airport is gearing up for the wave of school holiday travellers

    Queenstown Airport is gearing up for the wave of school holiday travellers


    More than 160 thousand passengers expected to travel through the terminal over the coming two weeks.

    Peak travel days in terms of aircraft movements will be 23 and 24 July with 72 and 73 scheduled arrivals and departures.

    Queenstown Airport says the busy holiday period is a good reminder for everyone to scan in using the Covid-19 app when they're out and about.

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