Enua Airport

Enua Airport (IATA: AIU, ICAO: NCAI) is an airport located on Atiu Island, one of the Southern Group of the Cook Islands. It serves the local population and provides connections to other islands in the archipelago, primarily Rarotonga.

The airport is relatively small, consisting of a single unpaved runway and a basic terminal building. Services are limited, primarily focused on passenger transport. Flights are typically operated by smaller aircraft, often using turboprop engines due to the runway conditions and short distances involved.

Scheduled flights are offered by Air Rarotonga, connecting Atiu with other islands in the Cook Islands. The airport plays a vital role in enabling tourism and providing essential supplies and services to the island community. Its operation is important for maintaining the connection between Atiu and the rest of the Cook Islands, facilitating access to medical care, education, and commerce.

The airport's runway length is suitable for smaller aircraft. There are no refueling facilities available. Navigation is visual and dependent on weather conditions. The airport is managed by the Cook Islands Airport Authority.