GIS / NZGS GIS airport code: Gisborne Airport
GIS is the IATA code for Gisborne Airport, New Zealand. Its ICAO code is NZGS and it uses the Pacific/Auckland time zone (UTC+12, or UTC+13 during daylight saving time).
GIS airport facts
| IATA code | GIS |
|---|---|
| ICAO code | NZGS |
| Airport | Gisborne Airport |
| City | Gisborne |
| Country | New Zealand |
| Time zone | Pacific/Auckland |
| UTC offset | UTC+12 (UTC+13 in daylight saving time) |
| Size | Medium airport |
Source: the airport database behind Easy PNR Converter (OurAirports and OpenFlights data). Size is the OurAirports classification.
How GIS appears in a PNR
In an Amadeus, Sabre, Galileo or Worldspan flight segment the departure and arrival airports are written together as a six-letter city pair, so a flight from Gisborne Airport to Dubai shows as GISDXB. Paste a PNR that contains GIS into the free PNR converter to see the full airport name, local times in Pacific/Auckland and the true flight duration.
Airports near GIS
- WIR Wairoa AirportWairoa, about 60 km away
- NPE Hawke's Bay AirportNapier, about 130 km away
- WHK Whakatāne AirportWhakatāne, about 130 km away
- ROT Rotorua Regional AirportRotorua, about 160 km away
- TUO Taupo AirportTaupo, about 160 km away
- TRG Tauranga AirportTauranga, about 190 km away
Other airports in New Zealand
- AKL Auckland AirportAuckland
- CHC Christchurch AirportChristchurch
- ZQN Queenstown AirportQueenstown
- WLG Wellington AirportWellington
- ALR Alexandra AerodromeAlexandra
- KAT Kaitaia AirportAwanui
- BHE Woodbourne AirportBlenheim
- DUD Dunedin International AirportDunedin
- GTN Glentanner AirportGlentanner Station
- HLZ Hamilton International AirportHamilton