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    31/01/2014 09:02
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    GENERAL: AIA: AIAL 2013 calendar year sets records for Auckland Airport
    
    Auckland Airport has announced today that 14,424,473 passengers (excluding
    transits) used Auckland Airport in 2013, comprising 7,501,859 international
    passengers and 6,922,614 domestic passengers.
    Simon Robertson, Auckland Airport's chief financial officer, says, "2013 was
    a record year for the number of passengers using our airport and shows that
    our business strategy to grow travel markets and drive growth in travel,
    trade and tourism is working. It also shows the relevance and importance of
    the New Zealand Tourism Industry Association's 'Tourism 2025' strategy to
    increase air services and deliver growth for the country going forward."
    "Not only was 2013 a record year for passengers, but in December 2013
    Auckland Airport experienced the highest ever number of international
    passengers in one month; with 745,345 international passengers (excluding
    transits) using Auckland Airport."
    "To really top the year off, we also had our busiest ever week for
    international passenger movements. For the week ended 22 December 2013, there
    were 181,207 international passenger movements at Auckland Airport."
    "2013 saw strong growth in seat capacity across a number of routes. Auckland
    Airport was proud to play its part in encouraging international airlines to
    develop their Auckland services. We were also proud to play our part, along
    with Tourism New Zealand and other agencies, in using innovative marketing to
    promote New Zealand as a destination of choice. We look forward to this
    industry collaboration continuing for 'NZ Inc' into 2014 and beyond."
    "It was also great to see last year's capacity growth come from a number of
    airlines, including Emirates, Jetstar, Qantas, Malaysia Airlines, China
    Southern Airlines, China Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines and of course Air New
    Zealand."
    "We are also delighted that Queenstown Airport had its busiest calendar year
    on record in 2013, with 1,215,526 passenger movements, a 5.1% increase on the
    previous year. This was also largely due to the 30.9% increase in its
    international visitor arrivals."
    Mr Robertson says, "2014 is already delivering strong passenger numbers for
    Auckland Airport, with promising results for January. When combined with the
    strength of our emerging growth markets, such as Indonesia and India, this is
    fantastic news for our customers, our city and our country."
    Ends
    
    For further information please contact:
    Simon Lambourne
    +64 9 255 9089
    +64 27 477 6120
    [email protected]
    End CA:00246538 For:AIA    Type:GENERAL    Time:2014-01-31 09:02:56
    				
 
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