Aitutaki Airport, Cook Islands

The Aitutaki Airport is located in Aitutaki, Cook Islands on the southern hemisphere. Aitutaki Airport is a small size airport suitable for use by small aircraft. It has limited facilities such as filling station, lighting and a windsock. Situated on the west of prime meridian, Aitutaki Airport is given the airport code of AIT by International Air Transport Association (IATA). International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) assigned Aitutaki Airport the code of NCAI. So where on earth is Aitutaki Airport located? It is located at longitude 159.76 degrees South of the Equator and latitude 18.83 degrees West of Greenwich. It is shown here in Cook Islands on Pagenation.com.

Aitutaki Airport Runway:

• Runway 09; Heading: 105.8; Elevation: 7 ft; Length: 4555 ft Gravel.
• Runway 14; Heading: 153.9; Elevation: 14 ft; Length: 5920 ft Asphalt.
• Runway 27; Heading: 285.8; Elevation: 13 ft; Length: 4555 ft Gravel.
• Runway 32; Heading: 333.9; Elevation: 10 ft; Length: 5920 ft Asphalt.

IATA: AIT. ICAO: NCAI.

Distance from Aitutaki Airport [AIT]:

• Enua Airport [AIT-AIU], Atiu Island, Cook Islands, 214km.
• Rarotonga International Airport [AIT-RAR], Avarua, Cook Islands, 264km.

Updated On: 12.06.05