Second Auckland airport runway pushed out to 2038

Second Auckland airport runway pushed out to 2038
Auckland airport is currently undergoing a $6b upgrade. (Image: Supplied)
Pattrick Smellie
Auckland International Airport is pushing out the timing for a second runway to 2038 or later in its first update of its master plan for development in 10 years.The second runway is still expected to be needed as the airport anticipates a doubling to 38 million passengers flowing through its terminals, and that by 2047, air cargo will have grown by more than 40% to 223,000 tonnes.The revised draft master plan does not constitute a capital expenditure plan, but is intended to allow consultation with airlines and other airport users before a fina...

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