Security screening times

Percentage of passengers processed through AvSec screening points within ten minutes in the past twelve months.

Domestic

	AKL	WLG	WLG Sth	WLG Nth	CHC	ZQN	DUD
Jan 2024	83%		97%	100%	100%	100%	95%
Dec 2023	95%	85%			90%	95%	85%
Nov 2023	90%	83%			100%	100%	90%
Oct 2023	77%	97%			97%	90%	70%
Sep 2023	97%	90%			97%	87%	80%
Aug 2023	83%	80%			97%	83%	80%
Jul 2023	81%	87%			97%	93%	87%
Jun 2023	93%	80%			87%	87%	93%
May 2023	87%	100%			80%	87%	93%
Apr 2023	100%	93%			100%	93%	93%
Mar 2023	73%	93%			93%	93%	100%
Feb 2023		100%			100%	87%	100%

International

	AKL	WLG	CHC	ZQN
Jan 2024	90%	90%	97%	72%
Dec 2023	75%	81%	80%	75%
Nov 2023	80%	57%	93%	70%
Oct 2023	83%	47%	97%	80%
Sep 2023	87%	53%	97%	80%
Aug 2023	93%	75%	93%	57%
Jul 2023	82%	77%	97%	80%
Jun 2023	67%	93%	93%	80%
May 2023	80%	93%	93%	87%
Apr 2023	80%	87%	80%	93%
Mar 2023	67%	80%	87%	73%
Feb 2023	80%	73%	80%	87%

Notes

• Queue times are not externally reported - 95% of passengers processed within 10 minutes was the former target.
• Invercargill wait times are not monitored as a minimal viable operation screening 1 departure 4-5 days a week.
• As a non-security metric, queue times are not all continuously monitored with full-coverage data, but are mostly sampled.
• From January 24, full-coverage data is available - courtesy of WIAL - for the Southern Domestic screening point in Wellington.
• Manual capture (from CCTV footage) is still used for all other locations, but is labour-intensive so sample sizes are small. This is why many reported percentages are lumpy - 10 samples were historically taken for each, upped to 30 recently.
• Depending on exactly when samples are taken, results may not be available for every location every month, and no data is available in some cases (e.g. if no international departures, or CCTV footage expires).