New Zealand Aviation refers to the country's aviation industry, which includes commercial airlines, cargo services, and general aviation. The national carrier, Air New Zealand, plays a significant role in connecting the country to international destinations. The industry is regulated by Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand, ensuring safety and compliance with international standards. The country boasts a diverse range of airports, including major hubs like Auckland Airport and Wellington Airport. New Zealand's unique geography, with its mountainous terrain and remote islands, presents both challenges and opportunities for aviation, making it an essential part of the nation's transport infrastructure.