Is Auckland Airport complicated? What is the airport in Auckland called?

I once had a similar problem, now copy it over to you and see if it helps.

The answer upstairs is very official, tell you some tips for me to enter the customs, first of all, it is recommended that you unpack the things that have not been opened, all of them are unpacked, anyway, you have to use this side, you will be given an entry declaration form on the plane, you had better choose no whether you know the words on it or not, you must go out and go through the green channel, someone asks you something, whether you understand it or not, you shake your head, pretend not to understand, New Zealand's customs are generally very lenient for international students, even if you have a little bit of a small violation, generally let you go.

I also used to be a student in New Zealand, and now I have immigrated, so I can understand the dazed feeling of international students when they go abroad for the first time, I say to be specific, lest you be as dazed as I was back then, getting off the plane is generally this process, first you get off the plane with everyone, the first is to take luggage, if you don't know to **take luggage, you will go with **, see the people who are on the same plane with you go to **You will go ** Yes, after getting the luggage is to go to the customs port, many windows are handling, A lot of people are queuing, generally divided into two teams, one is for New Zealanders, it says "domestic", the other is for foreigners, it says "visitor", you must be in the visitor line, after you get in line, you give him the entry application form and your passport, he sees that you don't declare anything on the entry application form and let you go through the green channel, to the green channel is the last step you get out of the New Zealand airport, security check, and you will do what I said when you get hereNo matter what he says, you pretend not to understand, there should be no problem, after the security check, and then keep going forward There is a door, you go out of this door, someone will hold your sign to pick you up, if no one picks you up, you don't panic, you will see a shop selling flowers opposite, there is a ** card for sale, you buy a ** card, call your contact. If you don't have New Zealand dollars, there is a small exchange window on your right, and there should be a blue sign on it, which says foreign exchange, and the US dollar and RMB should be collected, don't exchange too much, because it is not cost-effective to exchange money there, enough to buy a card, and then just wait in that chair.

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I will fill out an entry application form on the plane, and after getting off the plane, I can just follow the large army, and I can meet a lot of Chinese on the plane, and the first time I came here by myself.

Located on the outskirts of Maungrei, Auckland, New Zealand, it is New Zealand's largest and busiest airport. The airport has an international terminal and a domestic terminal. Ocalan International Airport is a civil international airport located in Oakland, California, United States.

Auckland International Airport occupies about 1,050 hectares and the airport has four runways. In addition to scheduled flights, Auckland Airport is a large airport for general aircraft take-off and landing, with regular airlines using runway 11 (29) on the south side of the airport, and general aviation using runway 9 (left runway 27), left runway 9 (right runway 27) and runway 15 (runway 33) on the north side of the airport.

Auckland International Airport, IATA**:OAK, ICAO**:KOAK, FAA**

oak) is a civil international airport located in Oakland, California, about 15 kilometers south of the Oakland business center, across the San Francisco Bay from the San Francisco Peninsula. It is managed and operated by the Port of Oakland.

The airport is one of three airports serving the San Francisco Bay Area, including Mexico, El Salvador and throughout the United States. Aside from San Francisco International Airport, Oakland International Airport is the second most popular airport destination in the region, as Southwest Airlines has the majority of flights to and from the airport. Although Southwest Airlines resumed service at San Francisco International Airport, Oakland International Airport remains the airline's primary transit point in the San Francisco Bay Area.

In 2006, the airport handled 14.4 million passengers.

In recent years, Oakland International Airport has become one of the fastest-growing airports in the United States due to the popularity of low-cost airlines as a major destination. For example, JetBlue Airways is one of them. The airport is currently undergoing an expansion program at a cost of $1.4 billion and is scheduled for completion in 2009.

The works include the construction of five new gates at Terminal 2 and seven new gates at the remodeled Terminal 1. The new gates in Terminal 2 were completed and opened in the fall of 2006 and spring 2007.

In addition to scheduled flights, Auckland Airport is a large airport for general aircraft take-off and landing, with regular airlines using runway 11 (29) on the south side of the airport, and general aviation using runway 9 (left runway 27), left runway 9 (right runway 27) and runway 15 (runway 33) on the north side of the airport. According to 2004 statistics, Oakland International Airport made 339,163 departures and landings (calculated separately), making it the 30th busiest airport in the United States that year. Before Alaska Airlines began laying off employees in 2004, Oakland Airport was one of the maintenance centers for the airline's flights.

Auckland International Airport occupies about 1,050 hectares and the airport has four runways.

The south field of the airport is used for scheduled passenger and cargo aircraft. One runway, numbered Runway No. 11 (No. 29), is 3,048 meters long and 46 meters wide, with asphalt pavement. The north field of the airport is used for general aircraft.

There are three runways: right runway No. 9 (left runway No. 27), which is 1,893 meters long and 46 meters wide, with asphalt pavement. Left runway No. 9 (right runway No. 27), 1,662 meters long and 46 meters wide, asphalt pavement.

Runway 15 (left runway No. 33), 1,028 meters long and 23 meters wide, asphalt pavement. In the north field of the airport, there are many fixed base operators (FBOs), which mainly provide logistics services for general aircraft, such as fuel, catering and tariff services. The list is as follows:

Transportation Services Business Jet Center Caesar Aviation School Alameda Aero Club Luffy Aviation Auckland Flyer Maintenance Services Auckland Aviation Maintenance Company Others In-flight advertising services Auckland Western Aviation Museum In the 12 months of 2006, the Pacific Aeronautical Survey made 412,444 flights to and from the airport, averaging 1,129 flights per day. Of these, 46 per cent were general aircraft (188,064 flights), 42 per cent were scheduled flights, 12 per cent were charter flights and about 1 per cent were military flights. There are a total of 227 aircraft in Auckland Airport, of which 51 percent are single-engine, 34 percent are multi-engine, 10 percent are jet engines, and 4 percent are ***.