Airport Times
Keeping the Auckland Airport community informed | Issue 81 December 2008 | ISSN1176-9432
Merry
Christmas
Inside this issue:
• The ‘redcoats’ step out in a new style
• The Marae turns two
• Launching www.aucklandairport.co.nz
• David Beckham visits Auckland Airport
• A recipe for mouth-watering Christmas
mince pies
Right: Auckland
Airport’s customer
service team
stepped out in a
new uniform in
mid November,
designed to reflect
the company’s
welcoming,
outstanding and
uniquely Kiwi
values.
Fashion
in the (air)
field at
Auckland
Airport
As the ladies lined up in designer
creations in Christchurch for
the annual New Zealand Cup’s
Fashion in the Field event,
Auckland Airport was holding its
own ‘runway’ spectacle with the
launch of unique Kiwi-designed
uniforms.
The 50-strong team, affectionately
known by travellers as ‘redcoats’
Left: Located just
minutes from the
airport, the Marae is
the perfect cultural
space for your next
function, meeting
or event. For more
information visit
www.airportmarae.
co.nz
due to their traditional red uniform,
now sport elegant black tailored
pinstriped suits accompanied
by a silver shirt. In homage to
their ‘redcoat’ past, the uniform is
complemented with a red silk scarf
or tie with an Aotearoa pattern.
Customer service manager,
Debbie White says the new uniform,
provided by Auckland-based
company Fashion Uniforms, is
designed to be distinctive and
recognisable so the team can be
easily identified around the airport.
“It is fantastic to see
our customer service
team dressed in such
gorgeous attire. The
team was directly
involved with the new
Happy birthday
Te Manukanuka
o Hoturoa
Marae
The beautiful airport Marae
turned two last month and
hosted a celebration to mark
the occasion. Around 30 invited
guests attended dinner at the
wharenui (meeting house) on its
official birthday, 11 November,
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design and wanted to
present themselves in a
Kiwi-influenced uniform.”
The customer service team operate
a 24-hour function at Auckland
Airport, handling around 19,000
general enquiries per month.
Based in a dedicated operations
centre, the team takes telephone
enquiries, conducts monitoring and
surveillance activities from 500-plus
cameras positioned throughout the
airport, provides public address
announcements and responds to
emergency calls.
With red being the national colour
for Tonga, the old red uniforms will
be donated to Tongan community
groups for reuse by choirs, churches
and other national community groups.
and were treated to
speeches, performances
and a delicious dinner.
The birthday was also used as an
opportunity to unveil the finishing
touches of a book about the
Marae. Adorned with magnificent
photographs, the 32-page
promotional book covers the Marae’s
history including the stories behind
its name, and the carvings and
weavings. The publication has been
designed as an educational resource
and souvenir and will be available for
purchase by the end of the year.
www.aucklandairport.co.nz
It’s one of the most popular websites in New
Zealand’s travel industry and it’s sporting a
new look for Christmas! Auckland Airport relaunches its site www.aucklandairport.co.nz
this month with a funky new design, making
it easier for website visitors to find their
way around.
Right: The
website’s intuitive
navigational
structure follows
that of other leading
international airport
websites from
around the world.
Flight arrival and departure times are always the
most popular part of the website, so that now has
a prime position on the homepage. At the click of a
mouse, visitors can search by flight number, location
or airline or check the flight schedule in real-time.
Fancy a unique shopping experience when you get
to Auckland Airport? Now you can enjoy browsing
the shopping directory online so you know exactly
where the best deals can be found once you are
here. Check out the local weather, find the best
carparking deal using the parking calculator or
download a map to get your bearings on where
everything can be found.
and take comfort in knowing all about the services
on offer before they arrive so they can ensure their
Auckland Airport experience is an outstanding one.”
Chief executive officer Simon Moutter says “As the
gateway to New Zealand it was imperative that our
online world reflected our uniquely Kiwi welcome to
the country. Travellers can tap into our online world
Stay tuned over the coming months as the site
continues to evolve with flight radars, online
bookings, commercial property opportunities
and web cameras still to come.
$1 million
given to local
community
Left: The mini
laptops are now
a common sight
in the playground
at Rongomai
School. It’s all part
of an innovative
programme to raise
family literacy levels
by giving families
mini laptops so they
can write together.
In the last five years, the Auckland Airport
Community Trust has made grants totalling
$1 million to worthwhile projects within
Manukau City. From bean bags for homes
with very little furniture through to laptops
in the classrooms.
One recent benefactor from the trust is Rongomai
School, a small primary school in one of the country’s
poorest areas. With funding from the Trust, families have
been offered the chance to own a mini laptop on the
condition that they undertake some basic-level computer
training and that they commit to doing at least one piece
of writing on the computer with their children each week.
The laptops are a means of continuing the engagement
the school is building with its families, says principal Tina
Voordouw. “We are seeking to lift the level of literacy
in our homes because the more our students see their
parents utilising literacy, the more they will see a reason
for increasing their own competence,” says Tina.
Community leaders have emerged from computer
training classes and three parents have since became
members of the school’s Board of Trustees. Another
mother now organises monthly parenting sessions, which
have led to the formation of a walking group of 12 people.
These are amazing results from a small piece of
technology and a local grant-maker investing wisely
in the community it serves!
The Auckland Airport Community Trust was
established in October 2003 as a condition of the
Environment Court’s ruling to approve the airport’s
bid to build a second runway. Auckland Airport
contributes $250,000 (adjusted by the rate of the
CPI) to the Trust each year.
For more information about the Trust – including: its
‘area of benefit’; 2009 grant recipients; how to apply
for funding for 2010; and its Annual Report, which
features the results of recent Evaluation Research –
visit www.aucklandairportcommunitytrust.org.nz
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Right: Richard is
a big fan of hiking
in Mt Aspiring
National Park but
his most recent
expeditions were in
Europe’s Pyrenees
mountains and
England’s Yorkshire
moors.
Introducing...
Richard Middleton
Salmon steaks with asparagus and beans
followed by pears cooked in red wine sounds
like a cordon bleu Christmas meal, but for
Inspector Richard Middleton it’s a Sunday
picnic at the top of a mountain, literally.
By day the airport policeman spends his time fighting
crime, running Auckland Airport’s police station and
ensuring the safety of all airport users, but during
the weekend he can be found climbing mountains,
traversing rivers and wandering in the great outdoors.
As a keen amateur chef, Richard enjoys the challenge
of rustling up a culinary masterpiece over the campfire
at the end of a hard day’s tramping – something that
makes him very popular amongst his tramping
companions!
and companies at the airport work well together
to prevent crime from happening. For example,
Auckland Airport’s operations team has assisted us
on five occasions recently to successfully apprehend
criminals. That’s great community teamwork.”
Having joined the airport police team in May 2007,
Richard says he enjoys the environment and the joint
community approach to preventing crime.
With 27 years in the police force, Richard brings a
wealth of experience gleaned from roles in the CIB,
robbery squads and organised crime units. He loves
the variety of roles available in the police force and
is passionate about “changing the police environment
to make life difficult for criminals.”
“My focus at the airport is all about the facilitation of
travellers and the public and making them feel safe
and happy to be here. It’s fantastic that all agencies
Downsizing an
airport fireman
Auckland Airport’s Dave Beaver knows a thing
or two about weight loss after recently losing
23 kilograms in eight weeks as part of a reality
TV series.
Earlier this year, the Airport Emergency Service (AES)
officer decided he needed to do something drastic to
lose weight and get healthier so he signed up to undergo
an intensive exercise regime and eating plan for two
months – while being filmed for national television!
For eight weeks Dave traded a more relaxed lifestyle and
a love of junk food for gym workouts twice a day and
a diet of salad and vegetables as part of the TV3 show
‘Downsize Me’. The results were stunning.
“I knew my lifestyle had become more lethargic over the
last year but after my first fitness test I was amazed at
how unfit I was. The eight weeks was incredibly hard at
the beginning. Keeping up with all the gym sessions and
strict nutrition plan proved a challenge but the end result
was totally worth it,” says Dave.
Right: Dave went
from 120kg to 97kg
and since filming
finished in June,
he has continued
his new healthy
lifestyle.
Throughout filming for the show, Dave was constantly
followed by a camera crew who recorded his progress
at home and at work. “My family and workmates
were fantastic throughout the process,” says Dave.
“Auckland Airport allowed the film crew to document
my training and workday at the AES fire station to show
the public what I faced throughout the weight-loss
challenge.”
Right: Midfielder
Eddie Lewis,
midfielder David
Beckham, forward
Landon Donovan,
forward Edson
Buddle.
Credit: Martin
Morales/LA Galaxy.
Don’t miss the
beautiful game
It’s ‘game on’ in Auckland as the beautiful game
hits Mt Smart Stadium on Saturday 6 December.
The Oceania All Stars, led by French World Cup
player Christian Karembeu, will take on the
LA Galaxy, featuring David Beckham. The LA
Galaxy will be arriving at Auckland Airport on
Wednesday 3 December.
This is the LA Galaxy’s only New Zealand appearance, so
don’t miss your chance to see some of the world’s most
famous footballers in Auckland. Go to www.ticketek.co.nz
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Christmas
holiday
entertainment
Get out and enjoy the
early summer sun at New
Zealand’s largest minigolf
course. Take a drive or short
stroll down Tom Pearce Drive
at Auckland Airport and you
will come across Treasure
Island Adventure Golf, a
beautifully landscaped
36-hole minigolf course.
In preparation for the busy summer
season, owner Paul Mahoney and his
team have giving a few of the greens
a makeover. “We have transformed 11
holes over the last month to keep the
putters challenged and introduced a
haunted ship and firing cannon to add
some spice to the course,” says Paul.
He is a big kid at heart. A pro golfer
by trade, Paul swapped the big
courses for the fun and adventure
of the minigolf scene and hasn’t
looked back.
“The best thing about minigolf is
that anyone can play. Our clients
range from businesses to families
and grandparents. It’s fun for the
young and the young at heart!
We are geared up for team building,
birthday parties and Christmas
events with a dedicated BBQ
area for use by groups.”
Shopping
at the
airport
Left: Tasty salads
are the signature
dishes at the
airport’s new
salad bar.
As a Christmas treat to all airport
staff, Treasure Island Adventure
Golf is kindly offering a 50%
discount for a round of minigolf
during December! Simply grab
a friend, show your airport ID
and take advantage of this
fantastic offer.
Far left: Putt
past cascading
waterfalls, over
shark-infested
waters, through
treasure caves and
over a menacing
pirate ship.
Healthy
eating
options –
SumoSalad
[email protected]
It’s a giant
Fanta can
with wheels!
The bright new livery of the
Airporter 380, which provides
seamless travel between
Auckland Airport and Manukau,
was unveiled in November and
it can’t be missed!
Eye-catchingly striking, the
distinctive new orange colouring
enables travellers to spot it with
ease. The service runs on a route
via Papatoetoe, seven days a
week, and departs every half hour
throughout the day. Early-birds
can catch the bus in Manukau from
4:15 am each day and it runs until
10:45 pm. The bus gives airport
workers and travellers an easy and
cost-effective means of travelling
to and from the airport in comfort.
More details on bus departure
times, locations and fares can be
found on www.maxx.co.nz
Summer is here and with it
comes a new store to get
your summer taste buds
watering! SumoSalad, an
Australian-owned franchise,
opens in the domestic
terminal food court this
month, bringing with it a
wide range of tasty salad
options.
Pumpkin and Pine Nut, Thai
Beef, Chicken and Marinated
Mushroom, and Moroccan
Lamb salads are just a few of
the exciting options but if salads
aren’t your thing, then try the
range of soups, rolls, wraps and
toasted sandwiches that are
also on the menu.
Left: The launch of
the dazzling new
Airporter 380 bus
livery coincided
with the arrival of
the first Airbus
A380, the largest
commercial aircraft
in the world, to
visit New Zealand.
To celebrate the
occasion the
380 bus and
A380 aircraft were
pictured together.
Auckland Airport’s SumoSalad
is the first New Zealand store for
the company which has stores
throughout Australia and the UK.
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Recipe –
traditional
Christmas
mince pies
Nothing beats the smell
and taste of freshly baked
Christmas mince pies, straight
from the oven. This recipe uses
bought fruit mince but if you
are feeling domesticated you
can make your own. Makes 12.
Ingredients
• 1 cup flour
• 1⁄4 cup (60 g) butter
• 1 tbsp castor sugar
• 1 tsp cornflour
Right: Since
1983, Koru Care
has been bringing
a little joy into the
lives of children
like Liam Hopkins
from Alexandra,
whisking them
away from their
less-than-perfect
lives for a few
days’ holiday.
• 1 egg
• Water
• 2 tbsp sliced almonds
• 3⁄4 cup fruit mince
• Icing sugar
Method
Process flour, butter, sugar and
cornflour in a food processor
until fine and crumbly. Add egg
and process for 20 seconds.
If necessary, slowly add a little bit
of water while processing, until the
mixture forms a ball. Turn onto a
lightly floured surface and gently
knead until smooth. Cover with
plastic wrap and refrigerate for
15 minutes.
To assemble, roll pastry between
two sheets of baking paper until it
is 3mm thick. Cut into circles using
a 65mm round cutter. Place circles
Party
starts Koru
Care kids’
adventure
Four Californian traffic cops,
a US coastguard as well as
plenty of pizzas made sure 50
children with serious illnesses
or disabilities set off in party
mode for Koru Care’s adventure
to the US. Koru Care Charitable
Trust New Zealand celebrated
its 25th anniversary this year and
brought the CHiPs (Californian
Highway Patrol) members and
Los Angeles coastguard to
New Zealand to join in the fun.
The officers travelled to the US with
the children who had a fortnight
touring California doing all the
things kids love to do – like visiting
Disneyland, Knott’s Berry Farm,
in greased shallow patty tins.
Spoon 1-2 teaspoons of fruit mince
filling into each base. Sprinkle
sliced almonds over mince. Gather
extra pastry into a new ball and
roll out. Cut star shapes (50mm
diameter) to decorate the pies.
Bake in a preheated oven at 180˚C
for 10-15 minutes. Dust with icing
sugar. Enjoy!
Marketplace
Flat for rent
Furnished granny flat. 1 bdrm,
1 bthrm, refurbished kitchen and
open-plan lounge, separate dining.
Sky TV, car park, very private,
small fenced garden. Redoubt
Road, Manukau Heights. Handy
to airport. $250 per week (inc
water and power). Ph Wayne or
Christine 021 973 365 or 263 0673.
Flat for rent
Hollywood and San Diego Zoo.
The children and officers met in
Auckland Airport’s Watea Room
where they munched through
enough Domino’s pizzas to keep
tummies from rumbling before
boarding their flight.
Furnished, freshly decorated,
single bedsit with bthrm and
kitchen. Peaceful garden
setting in Mangere Bridge.
8 minutes from airport. Would
suit quiet professional full-time
worker. Smoke free, no pets,
off-street parking. $175 per
week (inc power and water).
Ph Diane 634 2003.
The plane truth...
Tell us how you
will be spending
Christmas Day
this year.
Gustav Yanss
I live in the South of Spain.
We usually attend Mass in the
morning then head to the beach for
a delicious picnic lunch followed by
a leisurely stroll to walk off the divine
Spanish cuisine!
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Richard Barrington
On my yacht with my family, probably
somewhere near Great Barrier Island,
heading towards Rarotonga. We will
have a Christmas lunch on board and
won’t stop celebrating until after
New Year!
Luxury
brands go
under the
hammer
for charity
Left: The weekend
away for two in
Fiji was a hotly
contested item,
as was the Tiffany
18ct gold pendant
and Coach leather
handbag.
Villa Maria winery took on a
Kiwiana flavour for the annual
DFS Galleria Charity Auction in
November. The 42 Below vodka
cocktails helped ease the 100-plus
guests into the evening and pluck
up the courage to bid for one of
the 50 luxury items up for grabs.
Over $33,000 was raised for the
Auckland Airport Life Education
Trust, a New Zealand health-based
education programme that teaches
children about health, well-being and
respecting each other.
The Bar and Baa
Hey Ladies!
Do you pass through Manukau
or Greenlane on your way to
work at the airport?
Come to Contours for a
workout on the way!
Call Contours Manukau on 262 0055
or Contours Greenlane on 525 7107
for Special Deals for airport workers.
Or call 0800 Go-Girl
Tafale Kerrigan
Our family will be in Tauranga
camping. Christmas dinner will be on
the BBQ and I am so looking forward
to my Christmas present – a trip to
Australia for four days!
Robyn Green
Not 100% sure yet but I know I will
definitely be in sunny Napier with
family. There will be a big turkey for
lunch, followed by a lighter meal in
the evening.
Using home-cooked techniques,
we serve the very best-quality and
freshest food we can find, day
after day. Worthy of all great grills
to have ever graced Auckland
Airport area.
The Bar and Baa is a place you
would expect to frequent and we
hope you do.
Our steaks are wonderfully tender,
fresh fish is hand-filleted by our chef,
finger-licking chicken matched by
an easy-on-the-pocket wine list.
We pride ourselves on our service.
Do visit us at 149 Kirkbride Road,
Airport Oaks. Accepting Christmas
bookings (still). Ph 275 5955
Vlado Tomas
I will be in Surfers Paradise on the
beach, probably swimming. My wife
organises the Christmas food and
presents; I just follow her orders!
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Useful contacts
AUCKLAND AIRPORT
Airport emergencies
Airport faults and repairs
Auckland Airport reception
Terminal cleaners (Spotless Services)
CONFERENCE ROOMS
Ext 98777
Ext 98813
256 8815
256 6932
AIRLINES
Domestic and Commuter
Air Chathams
Air National
Air New Zealand
Airworks operations centre
Great Barrier Airlines
Mountain Air
Pacific Blue
Qantas Airways
Skylink
International
Aerolineas Argentinas
Air New Zealand
Air Pacific
Air Tahiti Nui
Air Vanuatu
Aircalin
Asiana
British Airways
Cathay Pacific
Emirates
EVA Air
Japan Airlines
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Korean Air
LAN Airlines
Lufthansa Airlines
Malaysia Airlines
Pacific Blue
Polynesian Blue
Qantas Airways
Royal Brunei Airlines
Singapore Airlines
Thai Airways
03 305 0209
256 2100
256 3584
275 5981
275 9120
256 7025
256 6921
256 7652
256 7500
275 9914
256 3584
256 8525
256 6910
373 3435
256 8051
308 3359
256 6318
256 8747
256 8301
256 8465
379 3202
302 0854
256 8322
256 6900
303 1529
256 8330
0800 670 000
0800 670 000
256 6318
256 6660
256 6630
256 8518
AIRPORT FREIGHT SERVICES
ACP Worldwide
255 5365
ACT Transport
027 293 8738
Aion Cargo Solutions
275 1999
Air Freight NZ
256 8587
Air Transport World Freight
275 0409
Airport Freight Centre Tenants Assoc
236 0358
Airport Lunch Bar
275 9875
Apex International Forwarding
256 9727
Apex Logistics
256 9735
Asian Express Airlines
976 2977
Barber Logistics
255 0970
Cargolux Airlines International
257 0490
CMT Bond
256 9627
Collins Equine
292 8833
CT Freight
275 1634
DHL
0800 800 020
Dogtainers Airfreight NZ Ltd
256 0999
Emirates SkyCargo
256 8305
Exel
256 5000
EZI World Cargo
256 1107
Federal Express
256 5330
Fliway Group
279 5200
Green Freight Limited
275 3101
IRT-BAS
275 4002
Japan Airlines
275 3114
Jupiter Air
257 1250
Korean Air
256 8605
Menlo Worldwide
255 0800
NZ Post – international freight forward
257 1810
Origin Air Freight
256 6537
Pace Air Services – next flight services
257 1818
Priority Fresh
255 0841
Qantas Freight
275 1019
Skynet Worldwide
257 0016
TNT Express
0800 275 868
UTi New Zealand Ltd
255 1100
Walker Logistics – Excess Baggage Service 275 7803
Wilson Logistics
255 0222
Domestic terminal
The Cabin
The Clubhouse
The Coachroom
International terminal
Marlborough and Blenheim rooms
256 8924
256 8924
256 8924
256 8782
FUNCTION CATERING
HMSC-Auckland Airport
LSG Sky Chefs New Zealand Ltd
Pacific Flight Catering
256 8782
255 0700
275 3000
GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
Aviation Security Service
Customs
Immigration
MAF
Police
255 6000
275 9059
277 0634
909 8604
275 9046
GROUND HANDLERS
Air Centre One
Air New Zealand
Menzies
SkyCare
275 7167
256 3620
256 8339
256 1215
HELICOPTER SERVICES
Heliflight
0800 768 677
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Airbus
MAXX Regional Transport
0508 AIRBUS
366 6400
RECREATION AND PERSONAL SERVICES
Airport Lollipops Educare
Aviation Country Club
Aviation Country Club Bistro
Aviation Golf Course (starter)
Butterfly Creek
Flying Fit Health Club
Golf Driving Range
Treasure Island Adventure Golf
275 0888
275 6265
275 6265
275 4601
275 8880
275 5747
275 6080
275 7531
RENTAL CAR COMPANIES
ACE Rentals
Apex Car Rentals
Avis Rent a Car
Budget Rent a Car
Europcar
Hertz NZ
Jucy Rentals
Maui and Britz Campervans
Thrifty Car Rental
USave Car and Truck Rentals
Your Car Rental Services
256 9944
0800 935 050
256 8368
256 8451
275 0066
256 8690
256 9441
275 4748
256 8455
256 9430
275 9473
SHOPPING AND DINING
Airport Shopping Centre
Acorn Café
Airport Pharmacy
BNZ
Digital Mobile
Foodtown
Outlet Store
Postie Plus
Sheridan Linen
The Airport Doctor
The Florist
The National Bank
The Sharing Shed
The Warehouse
Warehouse Stationery
Domestic Terminal
Books and Magazines
Whitcoulls
Food and Beverage
The Bach Ale House & Café
Dunkin’ Donuts
Espresso Plus
Hayama Sushi and Noodles
River Café
Tank Juice
Sumo Salad
Velluto Café
Wishbone
256 6518
257 3000
256 8754
275 4948
256 2128
275 3115
275 0123
275 7057
256 8655
275 6606
0800 18 18 18
275 0478
275 0156
257 2730
256 8216
256 8570
257 4441
256 8562
256 6516
256 8570
257 2043
256 8566
256 8570
257 0193
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Services
Travelex
Visitor Information Centre
Speciality and Gifts
beachculture
Carri-on
NZ & Beyond
Sunflowers Florist
Sunglass Hut
Time Out
International Terminal
Accessories
Guess
Sunglass Hut
Sunglass Hut/Watch Station
Tie Rack
Vodafone Rentals
Books, Magazines and Music
Whitcoulls
Fashion
Adidas
beachculture
Bendon
BONZ in New Zealand
Rip Curl
Food and Beverage
Café Down Under
Café Espresso
City of Sails
Hayama Sushi and Noodles
Jean Batten Foodcourt
Kiwi Café and Bar
McDonald’s
Spinnaker Bar
Subway
Tank Juice
The River Café
General Duty Free
Choc Stop
DFS Galleria
Regency Duty Free
Services
Airspace
Flight Centre
Massage Café
Seal ’n’ Secure
Travelex
Visitor Information Centre
Souvenirs
Global Culture
Made in New Zealand
Speciality and Gifts
Airways Florist
Artport
Kiwi Discovery
Natures Window
Oceanic Arts
The Cellar
The Collection Point
The Great New Zealand Shop
Time Out
TravelPharm
Walker & Hall Jewellers
256 6536
256 8480
256 9396
257 4604
257 4600
275 9330
256 8041
525 0200
257 5802
257 8041
256 8041
256 6190
275 8154
256 8212
257 3366
275 2346
256 1153
256 9300
275 8371
256 8468
256 8703
256 8476
256 6200
256 8669
256 8418
255 0921
256 8791
257 5416
257 4110
256 8578
256 6214
257 3555
256 7480
256 8113
275 5423
256 6906
256 8769
256 6463
275 6467
275 3744
256 8592
275 1079
256 8087
256 6195
256 8045
256 8519
256 7465
256 8845
256 6650
525 0200
256 8036
275 9905
SERVICES
Airport Service Garage
Airways Panel and Paint
Firestone Direct
Harriman Signs
ImpEx Personnel
J A Russell Electrical and Data Suppliers
Koru Club (car valet)
Manukau City Toyota
Parking Services
Pit Stop
Qantas Valet (Base Care)
Result Consultancy
Shell Skyways Service Station
Shell Tom Pearce Service Station
Skyway Car Storage
The Truck Cleaning Company
Travel Agents Travel Service (TATS)
Vehicle Testing New Zealand
275 3737
275 3335
275 0555
275 7809
256 6590
256 1261
256 3949
257 0095
256 8527
257 4071
256 8520
257 4467
275 9082
256 0911
275 9753
256 7015
256 7050
257 2180
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by Wednesday 14 January 2009 please!
This is printed with soy-based inks on 100gsm
ecoStar. Manufactured using 100% postconsumer, recycled, FSC CoC certified pulp.