Cook Islands — aviation overview

Airports, airlines, and popular routes for Cook Islands (CK).

Cook Islands has 2 airports operating 11 routes in our weekly dataset, with 6 airlines on record connecting to 4+ countries.

Quick facts

Airports
2
Scheduled routes
11
Top airlines
6
Outbound countries
4+
Most-competitive route
RAR → AKL · 2 carriers

Top airports in Cook Islands

# Airport IATA Routes  
1 Rarotonga RAR 10 routes Departures →
2 Aitutaki AIT 1 route Departures →

Top airlines based in Cook Islands

# Airline IATA Routes  
1 Air Rarotonga GZ 3 routes Network →
2 Jetstar JQ 3 routes Network →
3 Air New Zealand NZ 2 routes Network →
4 Alaska Airlines AS 1 route Network →
5 Hawaiian Airlines HA 1 route Network →
6 Air Tahiti VT 1 route Network →

Most-competitive routes from Cook Islands

Most-served international destinations

Where Cook Islands flies to

Frequently asked questions

How many airports are in Cook Islands?

Cook Islands has 2 airports in our dataset.

How many non-stop routes originate in Cook Islands?

Cook Islands has 11 routes departing from its airports in our weekly dataset.

Which airlines operate most routes from Cook Islands?

Top operators by route count: Air Rarotonga, Jetstar, Air New Zealand, Alaska Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines.

Which is the busiest airport in Cook Islands?

By scheduled-route count, Rarotonga (RAR) is the busiest airport in Cook Islands with 10 routes departing.

What is the most-connected international destination from Cook Islands?

Auckland (AKL), New Zealand sees the most competition with 2 carriers serving it from Cook Islands.

Which countries do Cook Islands-based airlines fly to most?

Top outbound countries: New Zealand (3 routes), Australia (2 routes), French Polynesia (2 routes), USA (2 routes).

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