Over 1 million
aircraft movements every year
30 million sq km
of airspace in our control
We've provided air navigation services
in more than 65 countries
Who is Airways?
Airways is New Zealand’s air navigation service provider. Our staff of 780 deliver air navigation and air traffic management consultancy and training services throughout New Zealand and in over 65 countries.
Air traffic management
First and foremost, we provide air traffic control and infrastructure to keep New Zealand’s skies safe.
Airways International
Airways International delivers products and services that enhance the quality of ATC training, reduce congestion and environmental impacts, and create efficiencies.
AirShare
AirShare is New Zealand's drone user hub. Learn how to operate your drone safely, plan your drone flights and request access to controlled airspace.
Products and services
Airways delivers products and services that enhance the quality of ATC training, reduce congestion and environmental impacts, and create efficiencies for our customers.
Governance and leadership
Find out about our Executive Leadership Team, our Board of Directors and Airways' governance.
Performance and pricing
Financial and operational performance, and ANS service and pricing information.
Products & Services
Digital & simulation
Leveraging Airways’ ANSP expertise, Airways International develops digital solutions with a strong technology focus that address industry challenges.
AIM & Procedure design
Aeropath offers specialist Aeronautical Information Management (AIM) and navigation procedure design services, with experience across the globe.
Airways Training
Airways International has worked with global ANSPs for over 30 years in the delivery of air traffic services training and consultancy services.
Become an Air Traffic Services Specialist
Looking to train for a career full of challenges, opportunities, rewards and a sense of purpose? Keeping our skies safe takes a certain kind of person with the right skills and attitude. Have you got what it takes to be an Air Traffic Controller or a Flight Information Service Specialist?