News
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Flying safely with batteries
Over 48,500 batteries, power banks, cordless hair straighteners (curling irons) and e-cigarettes/vapes have been removed from checked bags this year in New Zealand.
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Marlborough Airport flight reductions
Mayor Nadine Taylor is urging airline passengers to be patient with a temporary reduction in flights announced by Air New Zealand today.
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Marlborough Airport welcomes trial route for electric plane
Marlborough Airport has welcomed BETA ALIA CX300, the first electric aircraft to carry the Air New Zealand name.
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CPR Café and Marlborough Airport team up to cut waste
For the past 12 months, CPR Café and Marlborough Airport have been quietly working behind the scenes to cut airport terminal waste.
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Keep those kisses short!
Whether you’re traveling with small children or riding solo on a motorbike, Marlborough Airport has you covered.
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Calling all plane spotters - Originair takes flight
Originair’s inaugural flight to Christchurch is scheduled for take-off from Marlborough Airport on Sunday 19 October at 3.10pm, with an expected flight time of 50 minutes.
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Marlborough Airport welcomes Originair’s new Christchurch route
Marlborough Airport has welcomed Originair’s announcement today to provide non-stop, return service from Blenheim to Christchurch several times per week.
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Unauthorised drone use endangers everyone
As drones have become more popular, so have near misses with aircraft in New Zealand.
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Mayor welcomes Government support for regional airlines
Marlborough Mayor Nadine Taylor has welcomed the Government’s announcement today to provide $30 million in concessionary loans to regional airlines.
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Short-term airport car park to re-open
Thirty-minute free parking will continue at Marlborough Airport, but charges for the short-term car park are changing.
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Sounds Air announcement “disappointing” for Marlborough
Marlborough Mayor Nadine Taylor says today’s announcement that Sounds Air is ending its Blenheim to Christchurch services from the end of September is a sad day for the province.
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Winter work heats up at Marlborough Airport
This winter, Marlborough Airport is doing anything but chilling out. Improvements in infrastructure, safety and environmental sustainability have been in full swing.
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Runway reseal takes off at Marlborough Airport
Construction is set to begin on Marlborough Airport’s largest maintenance project to date.
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Marlborough Airport aims to reduce landfill waste by one-third
With passengers back at pre-pandemic levels at Marlborough Airport, the piles of waste headed for landfill have returned.
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Marlborough Airport wins top sustainability award
Marlborough Airport has, alongside Wellington Airport, won the Sustainability Initiative of the Year award for their joint bid to host New Zealand’s first all-electric aircraft with Air New Zealand.
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Marlborough flies high at airline’s mayoral forum
Mayor Nadine Taylor flew Marlborough’s flag at the Air New Zealand Mayoral Forum held in Auckland recently.
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Mission Next Gen Aircraft: Air New Zealand announces airport selection
Air New Zealand has today announced that it has selected Wellington and Marlborough Airports as the ports for its first all-electric aircraft.