Australian Flight Data

Australia and Cook Islands

1 city pair with recent passenger traffic · 1 in the lost-route record · data from Aug 1986

Passengers
67,879
12 months to Jun 2026
Inbound
33,945
arriving in Australia
Outbound
33,934
leaving Australia
Australian ports
2
represented in this record

Traffic: 12 months to Jun 2026

Passengers over time

03,6157,229 Jun 2025Dec 2025Jun 2026
03,6157,229 Jun 2023Jan 2025Jun 2026
03,6157,229 Jun 2016Nov 2019Jun 2026
03,6157,229 Aug 1986Feb 2012Jun 2026

To Jun 2026

International history milestones

Passenger milestones use complete calendar years only; a missing month stays missing and the partial current year cannot set the historical peak. Current breadth uses the global passenger window 2025-07 to 2026-06. Recorded Australian ports describe passenger records, not necessarily nonstop current services.

First positive record
Aug 1986
first month with passengers > 0
Peak complete year
2025
71,108 passengers
Latest complete year
2025
71,108 passengers
Australian ports in latest 12 months
1
positive in global latest 12 months; not necessarily nonstop
Peak port breadth
1
complete years: 1987–1992, 2012–2019, 2025

Airlines flying this route

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Airline Passengers, 12 months Share Flying since
Jetstar 73,977 100% Jun 2023

12 months to Jun 2026

Shares are of passengers carried, not of seats or flights, and they cover every Australian airport. Airlines are reported against destinations rather than city pairs, so these figures cannot be broken down further by city.

Airlines that used to fly here

Carried passengers between Australia and Cook Islands at some point since 1985, none in the 12 months to Jun 2026.

Recent passenger traffic

Positive passenger traffic appears within the latest year of the published BITRE series. This is record recency, not real-time operating status.

RoutePassengers, 12 months
Sydney ↔ Rarotonga 67,879

Routes Australia has lost

No passenger traffic recorded in the comparable published series for over a year. See the lost-route record for the full methodology.