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IATA TRGICAO NZTG

Tauranga Airport

Tauranga, Bay of Plenty Region, New Zealand

Tauranga Airport is a medium-sized airport serving Tauranga, New Zealand. Its IATA code is TRG and its ICAO code is NZTG. The airport lies at an elevation of 13 ft (4 m) above sea level. It has 5 runway(s); the longest is 07/25, 5,988 ft (1,825 m) long. Local time follows the Pacific/Auckland time zone.

Key facts

IATA code
TRG
ICAO code
NZTG
Airport type
Medium airport
Elevation
13 ft (4 m)
Coordinates
-37.6719, 176.1960
Time zone
Pacific/Auckland
Local time now
—
Scheduled service
Yes

Location

ROT — Rotorua Regional AirportWHK — Whakatāne AirportHLZ — Hamilton International AirportTUO — Taupo AirportAKL — Auckland International AirportGBZ — Great Barrier AerodromeGIS — Gisborne AirportNPE — Hawke's Bay AirportROTWHKHLZTUOAKLGBZGISNPETRG
Natural Earth · -37.6719, 176.1960Open in OpenStreetMap ↗

Runways

RunwayLengthWidthSurfaceLighted
04/222,100 ft · 640 m197 ft · 60 mGravelNo
07/255,988 ft · 1,825 m148 ft · 45 mAsphaltNo
07L/25R2,460 ft · 750 m180 ft · 55 mGrassNo
07R/25L5,988 ft · 1,825 m148 ft · 45 mAsphaltYes
16/341,886 ft · 575 m148 ft · 45 mGravelNo

Nearest airports

Airports with scheduled service closest to Tauranga Airport, by great-circle distance.

AirportCityDistance
ROT Rotorua Regional AirportRotorua, New Zealand50 km · 31 mi
WHK Whakatāne AirportWhakatāne, New Zealand69 km · 43 mi
HLZ Hamilton International AirportHamilton, New Zealand79 km · 49 mi
TUO Taupo AirportTaupo, New Zealand119 km · 74 mi
AKL Auckland International AirportAuckland, New Zealand145 km · 90 mi
GBZ Great Barrier AerodromeClaris, New Zealand172 km · 107 mi
GIS Gisborne AirportGisborne, New Zealand191 km · 119 mi
NPE Hawke's Bay AirportNapier, New Zealand208 km · 129 mi

Distances to major hubs

Great-circle distances from TRG. These are geographic distances, not a list of operated flights.

AirportkmmiNM
SYD Sydney (Mascot)2,2871,4211,235View route
SIN Singapore8,5465,3104,614View route
HND Tokyo8,9655,5704,841View route
LAX Los Angeles10,4406,4875,637View route
PEK Beijing10,5626,5635,703View route
MEX Mexico City10,8696,7545,869View route
GRU São Paulo11,8897,3876,419View route
JNB Johannesburg12,1707,5626,572View route
DEL New Delhi12,6447,8576,827View route
ATL Atlanta12,9528,0486,994View route
JFK New York14,1378,7847,633View route
DXB Dubai14,3308,9047,737View route
IST Istanbul17,21010,6949,293View route
FRA Frankfurt am Main18,32611,3879,895View route
LHR London18,45811,4709,967View route
CDG Paris (Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise)18,65511,59210,073View route

Radio frequencies

Not for navigation. Always use official, current aeronautical publications.

TypeDescriptionMHz
APPCHRISTCHURCH APP119.500
ATISATIS126.600
CTAFCTAF118.300
TWRTWR118.300

External links

External links come from the source dataset and are not independently verified by FlyingWorld.

Frequently asked questions

What is the airport code of Tauranga Airport?

The IATA code of Tauranga Airport is TRG and its ICAO code is NZTG.

Where is Tauranga Airport located?

Tauranga Airport is in Tauranga, Bay of Plenty Region, New Zealand, at -37.6719, 176.1960.

What time zone is Tauranga Airport in?

Tauranga Airport uses the IANA time zone Pacific/Auckland. Daylight saving time, where applicable, is applied automatically by the clock on this page.

How long is the longest runway at Tauranga Airport?

The longest runway listed is 07/25, 5,988 ft (1,825 m) long.

What is the nearest airport to Tauranga Airport?

The nearest airport with scheduled service in our directory is Rotorua Regional Airport (ROT), about 50 km (31 mi) away.

Source: OurAirports (data updated: 9 November 2026). Not for navigation. Always use official, current aeronautical publications.