Air Rarotonga operates 50-minute flights to Aitutaki up to five times daily. The airline’s Aitutaki Day Tour runs Monday to Saturday, departing Rarotonga at 8am and returning at 5.30pm.

Jetstar flies to Rarotonga five times a week from Sydney, using the new A321neo LR. Check out the bundle options to include baggage, select your seat, and add in-flight food and drink.

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Now that Jetstar has added a fifth weekly seasonal service between Sydney and Rarotonga, it’s expected some 47,000 Australians will visit the Cook Islands in 2025 (up from 36,383 in 2024).