Christchurch International Airport Ground Transportation Map (2025)
With this Christchurch International Airport Ground Transportation Map, you can spot the main transport routes linking the terminals, car parks, and city connections.
Christchurch International Airport (CHC) has a single integrated terminal, which makes transfers straightforward—that’s why most travelers focus on planning their onward travel instead of inter-terminal hops.
Follow “Ground Transport” signs on the Arrivals Level to reach buses, taxis, and rideshare pickup bays.
Christchurch International Airport Ground Transportation Map 2025
From 19 November 2025, Christchurch International Airport will implement operational adjustments to ground transportation.
The Rideshare (Uber) pick-up zone will relocate to a position near International Arrivals at Door 7, next to the existing taxi rank and Super Shuttle area.
This change moves rideshare and shuttle collection points closer to the terminal entrance, reducing walking distance and consolidating transport services into a single, more accessible location.
Printable Christchurch International Airport Ground Transportation Map PDF 2025
FAQ
How do I get from Christchurch Airport to the city?
Get from Christchurch Airport to the city by taking the Metro Bus Line 3, which runs every 15–30 minutes and takes about 30 minutes to reach the central city. Taxis take 15–20 minutes and cost around NZD $45–$65. Rideshare and shuttle services are also available directly from the terminal.
Are there Ubers at Christchurch Airport?
Yes, Uber operates at Christchurch Airport. Riders can request an Uber from the designated rideshare pickup area located outside the terminal. Pickup times typically range from 5 to 10 minutes depending on availability. Pricing varies based on demand, distance, and traffic conditions.
How much is an Uber from Christchurch Airport to city Centre?
An Uber from Christchurch Airport to the city centre typically costs between NZD $30 and $45. Prices depend on traffic, demand, and the time of day. The trip usually takes 15 to 20 minutes. Surge pricing may apply during peak travel times or special events.
Is there public transport in Christchurch?
Yes, Christchurch has a public transport system primarily operated by Metro. It includes buses that cover most areas of the city and nearby regions. Buses run regularly from early morning to late evening, with real-time tracking available through the Metro app or website.
