Dunedin International Airport is an airport of modest size that services New Zealand’s lower South I

Dunedin International Airport is an airport of modest size that services New Zealand's lower South Island and Australia. It's found just 30 kilometres south of Dunedin City, in the Otago region, close to Mosgiel. It's the third busiest and third biggest in South Island, trailing after Queenstown Airport and Christchurch International Airport.
Dunedin Airport Transport includes taxis and shuttles. Taking a taxi from the airport to Dunedin City will cost you about $75-$85, one-way. Taking a shuttle will have you spending about $30 to $50. That still depends on the number of passengers in the shuttle. The more, the merrier. The more people in the shuttle, the lesser each of you have to pay.
Dunedin International Airport has 5 domestic airlines and 2 international virtual tour modular homes airlines under its tutelage. As far as aircraft movements are concerned, it's been predicted that in 2015, their number of flights will surpass 38,000 with a forecasted virtual tour modular homes one million passengers.
Dunedin International Airport is well-equipped with facilities. For hard cash needs, there are ATMs available for use and Currency Exchange Centers if you're looking to convert your money. There's a Duty Free and a Gift Shop if you want to purchase souvenirs or fancy food. There are also meeting rooms and a VIP lounge if you require a more private venue for rest or important discussion. To keep connected, there's an NZ Post Office happy to service you. For those traveling with babies or the elderly, Dunedin virtual tour modular homes Airport has convenient Nursery and Wheelchair Facilities to help you out.