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AIT NCAI

Aitutaki Airport

Cook Islands

About Aitutaki Airport

Aitutaki Airport is an airport located in Cook Islands. The airport is identified by the IATA code AIT and ICAO code NCAI. Its recorded geographic position is -18.8364468, -159.76131004763312. The recorded airport elevation is 78. The airport is associated with the Pacific/Rarotonga time zone. The airport is classified in the source data as AP.

This page provides airport reference information including available IATA and ICAO identifiers, geographic coordinates, elevation, time-zone information and other data contained in the Aeromonk airport directory.

Airport information

IATA code
AIT
ICAO code
NCAI
Airport name
Aitutaki Airport
Latitude
-18.8364468
Longitude
-159.76131004763312
Elevation
78
Time zone
Pacific/Rarotonga
City code
AIT
Country
Cook Islands (CK)
Type
AP

IATA and ICAO codes

This airport has both an IATA and an ICAO identifier. The IATA code AIT is the three-letter identifier commonly used in passenger travel, while the ICAO identifier NCAI is a four-letter aviation identifier commonly used for operational purposes.

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Airport coordinates

The recorded coordinates for Aitutaki Airport are -18.8364468, -159.76131004763312 . These coordinates identify the geographic position represented by the airport data.

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Airport elevation

The recorded elevation for Aitutaki Airport is 78. Airport elevation is useful as geographic and aviation reference information.

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Airport time zone

Aitutaki Airport is associated with the Pacific/Rarotonga time zone in the available airport data.

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Airport location

-18.8364468, -159.76131004763312

Airport website

No airport website is listed in the available source data.

Nearby airports

The closest airports to Aitutaki Airport in the Aeromonk directory, based on recorded coordinates.

  1. MUK NCMK
    Mauke Island
    144 km
  2. AIU NCAT
    Atiu Island
    219 km
  3. MOI NCMR
    Mitiaro Island
    243 km
  4. RAR NCRG
    Rarotonga Airport
    263 km
  5. MGS NCMG
    Mangaia Island
    394 km

Frequently asked questions

What is the IATA code for Aitutaki Airport?

The IATA code for Aitutaki Airport is AIT.

What is the ICAO code for Aitutaki Airport?

The ICAO code for Aitutaki Airport is NCAI.

Where is Aitutaki Airport located?

Aitutaki Airport is located in Cook Islands, according to the available airport data.

What is the elevation of Aitutaki Airport?

The recorded elevation of Aitutaki Airport is 78 feet.

What time zone is Aitutaki Airport in?

Aitutaki Airport is associated with the Pacific/Rarotonga time zone in the available airport data.

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