Palmerston North International Airport offers executive jet access to New Zealand. The airport is the gateway to the lower North Island and the top of the South Island - NZ Central. The Ruapehu skifields, the Hawkes Bay, Martinborough and Marlborough vineyards, the Abel Tasman National Park, the Nelson arts, the Kapiti Coast Lindale Tourist and Agricultural Centre, the famous Te Papa, Napier's Art Deco and much more are all within easy travel

Runway & navaids Sealed runway 07/25 (45 metres wide) Length : 1,902 metres ASDA : 1,902 metres Landing Distance 07 = 1,763 metres 25 = 1,822 metres Lighting Remote control of lighting available from Ohakea Control or Christchurch Control 126.2MHz or Ph 0800 626 756 REIL PAPI 3.0deg/TCH 50 LIM RWY ABN FLG W 3.75 Sec Apron edge and floodlighting Standby power available Airfield Services Civil Aviation Authority Rule Part 139 Certificated Security designated aerodrome Cat 5 Fire/Rescue service 24 hours Up to Cat 7 Fire/Rescue service by prior arrangement VOR PM Frequency 113.4 DME PM Channel 81 COM Palmerston ATIS Frequency 129.7 COM Palmerston Tower Frequency 120.6 COM Palmerston North Unattended 120.6 COM Palmerston Ground Frequency 121.7 WGS 84 coordinates S 40 19 14 E 175 37 01 Aircraft parking Sealed aircraft apron parking Aircraft Charges Landing and parking charges Aircraft Servicing and Support New Zealand border services NZ Customs Service Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry border management Quarantine Transitional Facilities Aviation Security Service Contact details for assistance For assistance in planning a flight into Palmerston North International Airport, contact: Roy Bodell Operations Manager Ph +64 6 351 4415 or Garry Goodman Chief Executive Officer Ph +64 6 351 4415 Fax +64 6 355 2262

Visual Flight Information The following information is reproduced from the New Zealand AIP Vol 4 (Visual Flight Guide) with permision from Airways Corporation of NZ and may not be further copied or reproduced without the written permission of Palmerston North Airport Ltd or Airways Corporation of NZ Arrival and Departure Procedures (including RWY 07) Arrival and Departurte Procedures RWY 25 Aerodrome Information and Operational Data Ground Movements (1) and (2) Type 'A' obstacle data The following links provide information for aircraft operators on 'Type A' obstacle data relating to the take-off and approach paths. Details of the Take-off and Approach Slope Surfaces protected from obstructions by land-use are detailed in the District Plans of Palmerston North City Council and Manwatu District Council. Obstacles : Runway 07 Obstacles : Runway 25 New Zealand AIP The following provides a link to Aeronautical Information Publication provided by the Civil Aviation uthority of New Zealand: AIP - NZ aeronautical info Further details available from the AIP - NZPM AD2   Local Users MOU Local pilot training organisations and aircraft operators have adopted a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). This MOU assists pilots flying in the Manawatu air space to operate more safely. The MOU is published [here] for not only the signatories to the document, but also any other private or commercial pilot who may fly in the area. This is Version 4 of the MOU effective April 2010 (1.7Mb pdf file). If not replaced earlier, it is expected to be replaced in November 2010.     NZPM conditions at 10:55am Saturday, 31 Jul 2010: Wind: 351deg 07/G10KT Rain (8 mm/hr) Temperature: 11°C Dew Point: 7°C Humidity: 77% QNH: 1033 mB (falling) MCT: 6:58 am ECT: 5:53 pm