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Best Spotting Spots International Terminal - top floor Lookout Lounge Air New Zealand Domestic Terminal - Observation Deck Checklist Boeing 777 - carries approximately 375 passengers. It is 63.7 metres long and its tail is 18.5 metres high. When fully loaded, it weighs 242.67 tonnes. An Air New Zealand aircraft. More Air New Zealand aircraft use Auckland International Airport than any other airline. Airbridge - passengers walk through the airbridge to get from the terminal building to the aircraft. A Qantas aircraft. Like Air New Zealand, Qantas also flies passengers within New Zealand and to other countries. Boeing 747-400 carries approximately 420 passengers. It is 70.66 metres long and its tail is 19.41 metres high. When fully loaded it weighs 386.8 tonnes. Tug - as aircraft cannot reverse like a car or truck, they need to be pushed back from the terminal. This tug is strong enough to push even the heaviest aircraft. MD11 - carries approximately 320 passengers. It is 61.24 metres long and its tail is just over 17 metres high. When fully loaded, it weighs 273 tonnes. Percival Gull This is the aircraft that Jean Batten flew when she became the first person to fly solo between England and New Zealand in 1936. Control Tower. The Air Traffic Controllers who work in the tower ensure that it is safe for aircraft to land or take off. Boeing 767-300 carries approximately 270 passengers and its tail is 16 metres high. When fully loaded it weighs 157.39 tonnes.