Fuel allocation had incrementally been increased to 80 per cent over the past fortnight while fuel transportation options were considered.
"Getting back to 100 per cent fuel allocation this morning is great news for the start of the school holidays," Collins said.
"It is the result of the co-operation between government and industry in managing a complex logistical exercise in moving fuel through alternative routes by land, air and sea.
"It should be noted that the Marsden Refinery to Auckland pipeline, while repaired, will be operating at 80 per cent capacity into the New Year. However, the industry is confident that the pipeline will be able to deliver the amounts of jet fuel airlines need to operate normally."
Trucks would continue transporting the 1.5 million litres of jet fuel stored at Wynyard Wharf until the tank is empty, which is expected to be towards the end of next week.
Petrol stations were no longer reporting outages.
"The fuel companies are looking at their logistics to ensure use of the pipeline and fuel being trucked in from outside of Auckland is balanced, and continues to ensure demand is met," Collins said.