Vector Online: Your logbook is your proof 28 October 2026 So, maintain it and back it up. Read more Your logbook is your proof
Aviation Safety Insights: Investigation Insights New insight: Planning for hazards, experiencing them differently Read more Investigation Insights
CAA launches passenger and stakeholder research for 2026 From 23 October we begin two pieces of research... Read more CAA launches passenger and stakeholder research for 2026
What to expect at the airport If you want to get through security screening without delay, make sure you are not wearing or carrying anything that will trigger a security alarm or that requires an inspection. Learn more What to expect at the airport
What can I bring? Learn what you can take with you when you fly from New Zealand airports. Learn more What can I bring?
Powders, liquids, aerosols, and gels The quantity of powders, liquids, aerosols and gels passengers can carry on board international flights are restricted. Learn more Powders, liquids, aerosols, and gels
Items removed during screening A few items are the main cause of bags being opened and items removed. Learn about the items commonly removed during screening. Learn more Items removed during screening
Learn about body scanners AvSec has rolled out Advanced Imaging Technology (body scanner) devices across New Zealand’s international airports. Learn more Learn about body scanners
Our dogs AvSec’s dogs are different from Customs and MPI dogs. Their job is to sniff for explosives, not drugs or food. Learn more Our dogs