We launched our new look magazine kōrero back in September, giving insights into the people and initiatives that help make Queenstown and Wānaka airports tick.
Thank you for the positive feedback and we hope you enjoy our second issue. In this edition, we feature all the latest highlights for Warbirds over Wanaka 2020, including the most recent announcement that the F/A-18.Hornets. from the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) will return for the first time in 10 years.
We get to know our neighbours a little better, featuring updates and stories from Remarkables Market, Otago Rescue Helicopters and Alpine Helicopters’ new HeliBike experience. Closer to home we have our airport safety updates, details on QAC’s Living Wage accreditation and a wrap-up of Airport Safety Week 2019.
Enjoy the read, have a great holiday period and we’ll be back in March with our autumn edition.
From the team at Queenstown and Wanaka airports.
Mountain Biking Reaches New Heights
One of New Zealand’s most experienced tourism operators, The Alpine Group, has announced the launch of its latest brand, Southern Lakes Helibike.
Airport Safety Week 2019
Hundreds from the Queenstown and Wānaka Airport communities stepped out in support of this year’s Airport Safety Week, under the theme ‘Our Airport Our Community’.
Stellar line-up for Warbirds 2020
With only four months to go until Easter, the team at Warbirds Over Wanaka International Airshow have been busy, announcing a steady-stream of impressive aircraft and displays for the 2020 Airshow, to be held at Wānaka Airport on 10, 11 and 12 April.
In Safe Hands
Following seven months of training and learning, four of the Airport Rescue Fire team completed the last part of the Fire Officer’s course; a week of intense assessments at the Fire and Emergency New Zealand National training centre in Rotorua.
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