About the AIP
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The Aeronautical Information Publication (AIP) New Zealand is a set of documents that provides all the operational information required for safe national and international air navigation within New Zealand airspace.
The information provided in the AIP covers the following three areas:
General (GEN), contains administrative and explanatory information
Enroute (ENR), contains information about airspace and its use
Aerodromes (AD), contains information about aerodromes and their use
The following publications, forming part of the Aeronautical Information Package, are also produced:
AIP Supplements |
Contains temporary changes to the information contained in the AIP or information of a short term nature. |
Aeronautical Information Circulars (AIC) |
Contains information which does not qualify for inclusion in the AIP or NOTAM but which relates to flight safety, air navigation, technical, administrative or legislative matters. |
Enroute and Area Instrument charts |
Providing charts for IFR flight. |
Visual Navigation and Planning charts |
Providing charts for use during VFR flight. |
All the documents are regularly revised and updated.
For more information on the AIP select a link below or click the arrow at the top right - to browse in sequence.
Covers how the various sections of information are structured and supplied. |
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Provides information on "How to obtain" the AIP and the formats available. |
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Brief details on the amendment cycle. |
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What you receive each amendment cycle. |
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A quick guide to "how to" amend your AIP. |
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Some answers to possible problems. |
News |
Visit the AIP Shop
Visit the online shop to purchase a copy of the AIP, an amendment subscription, VNC or any of the other publications that are available
My AIP
Visit MyAIP to manage your AIP subscriptions. User name and password required.
Do you provide information for publication in the AIP?
If you supply information for the AIP check the AIP Originator's section.
Cut off dates for AIM publications can be found here.
Find advice on "How to make a submission" and access any forms.






