Air Rarotonga is based in the Cook Islands and links Rarotonga with the outer islands, including Aitutaki, as well as Tahiti. Its operations range from scheduled Saab 340 services to flights using smaller aircraft for the more remote islands. It also offers scenic flights and charters, with aircraft including the Embraer Bandeirante and Cessna Citation II.
Open the Air Rarotonga Saab 340 seat map to explore its seats.
The usual limit is 7 kg and 48 × 34 × 23 cm, including services to Papeete and Niue. Flights to Manihiki, Penrhyn and Pukapuka have a lower 3 kg limit for a bag that fits under the seat, because the aircraft have no overhead lockers. Crew may place cabin bags in the hold for space or safety reasons, even when they meet the allowance.
No. Domestic and regional Seat Only fares exclude checked baggage, and extra checked bags cannot be guaranteed for purchase. Choose a fare with a checked-bag allowance if you need one. The Aitutaki Day Tour also has no checked-bag allowance and includes only 7 kg of cabin baggage.
