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Auckland Airport part of FLYSMART campaign launch
Auckland Airport along with the Ministry of Transport, New Zealand Aviation Security Service, Civil Aviation Authority, airlines, travel agents and other airports are part of today’s launch of the FLYSMART campaign. From 31 March 2007 additional security measures surrounding liquids, aerosols and gels will affect international airline passengers.
Auckland International Airport Limited (AIAL) chief executive officer, Don Huse, says “Auckland Airport is working closely with the Ministry and other government agencies to ensure there is minimal disruption at the airport.”
“Through the FLYSMART public awareness campaign, we are informing those that are planning international travel that nothing has currently changed, but from 31 March they need to be aware of additional security measures,” said Mr Huse.
Travellers are encouraged to visit the FLYSMART website www.flysmart.govt.nz so they ‘pack smart – travel safe’ from 31 March.
Up to 30 March:
Between now and 30 March there are no changes to departure security screening procedures and the purchase of duty free either on departure or arrival.
From 31 March: Pre-departure purchase of duty free to be carried on as hand luggage
From 31 March, departing international travellers wanting to buy liquids (including duty free) when leaving New Zealand and carry this in their hand luggage need to be aware of new rules that may vary depending on where they are travelling.
Some details are still to be finalised so travellers are encouraged to visit
www.flysmart.govt.nz and to check with their airline or travel agent if travelling from 31 March.
From 31 March: Pre-departure purchase of duty free with collection on arrival and arrival purchase of duty free
From 31 March, there are no changes to current arrangements that allow international passengers to make pre-departure purchases of duty free for collection on arrival back in New Zealand or the purchase of duty free on arrival.
Auckland Airport, airlines, travel agents and other airports are working very closely with the relevant government agencies to ensure that through the FLYSMART information campaign travellers are fully informed and that they can still enjoy the full benefits of duty free shopping when departing New Zealand.
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