Measured from flights observed on Gisborne’s own departure and arrival boards over the last 14 days. Every route below carries its observed weekly frequency.
All GIS nonstop destinations, ranked by weekly flights
One row per destination, both directions merged. On time means within 15 minutes of schedule; cancelled is the share of observed legs that never went. Routes with fewer than 20 observed legs show their leg count instead of a shaky number.
Schedule
Schedule
Nonstop flights into Gisborne
2 of the 2 destinations above also fly nonstop into Gisborne, so the table covers both directions of each route. Each route row links to its own route page with the paired schedule history.
GIS route map: where 2 nonstop routes go
GIS direct flights: questions travelers ask
How many direct flights does Gisborne have?
Gisborne Airport currently has nonstop service to 2 destinations on 1 airline, based on flights observed on the airport's own boards over the last 14 days. 2 of those routes operate in both directions.
Which airline flies the most nonstop routes from Gisborne?
Air New Zealand appears on 2 of the 2 nonstop routes we observed at GIS. The airline column in the route ledger lists every carrier observed on each route.
Where does this data come from?
From Gisborne Airport's own departure and arrival boards, recorded continuously by Pro Flight Search. Reliability figures cover the last 90 days; the route list covers the last 14 days of observed service.
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Pro Flight Search: Gisborne (GIS) nonstop network and route reliability, measured from official airport boards.
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