AIU - Enua Airport
Atiu Island, Cook Islands
IATA Code: AIU · Atiu Island, Cook Islands
The airport code AIU is the IATA identifier for Enua Airport. You may also find it referred to as Atiu Island Airport (AIU).
Enua Airport (AIU) serves Atiu Island, Cook Islands, in the Asia Pacific fuel pricing region. It provides essential air connectivity for travelers in the area.
AIU is the IATA airport code for Enua Airport, located in Atiu Island, Cook Islands. The airport is situated at coordinates 19.9678°S, 158.1190°W. The current jet fuel price in the Asia Pacific region is $5.15/gallon as of 2026-05-16.
Current Jet Fuel Price (Asia Pacific)
$5.15/gallon
⚠️ Global Fuel Price Surge 2026: Prices affected by 108%
Airport Information
- IATA Code
- AIU
- City
- Atiu Island
- Country
- Cook Islands
- Timezone
- Pacific/Rarotonga
- Latitude
- -19.9678°
- Longitude
- -158.1190°
- Type
- airport
- Fuel Region
- Asia Pacific
Flight Distances & Estimated Fuel Costs from AIU
Estimated fuel costs based on current jet fuel prices and standard narrowbody aircraft consumption.
| Destination | Distance | Est. Fuel Cost | Fuel Surcharge* |
|---|---|---|---|
| MOI - Mitiaro Island | 46 km | $663 | $1/passenger |
| MUK - Mauke Island | 83 km | $1,197 | $2/passenger |
| AIT - Aitutaki | 214 km | $3,086 | $6/passenger |
| MGS - Mangaia Island | 216 km | $3,115 | $6/passenger |
| RAR - Avarua | 223 km | $3,216 | $6/passenger |
| RMT - Rimatara | 625 km | $9,013 | $18/passenger |
| MAU - Maupiti | 735 km | $10,599 | $21/passenger |
| RUR - Rurutu | 752 km | $10,844 | $22/passenger |
| BOB - Bora Bora | 778 km | $11,219 | $22/passenger |
| RFP - Raiatea Island | 789 km | $11,377 | $23/passenger |
| HUH - Huahine Island | 833 km | $12,012 | $24/passenger |
| MOZ - Moorea | 922 km | $13,295 | $27/passenger |
| PPT - Papeete | 935 km | $13,483 | $27/passenger |
| TTI - Tetiaroa | 958 km | $13,814 | $28/passenger |
| TUB - Tubuai | 965 km | $13,915 | $28/passenger |
| MHX - Manihiki Island | 1,110 km | $16,006 | $32/passenger |
| MVT - Mataiva | 1,147 km | $16,540 | $33/passenger |
| RVV - Raivavae | 1,163 km | $16,770 | $34/passenger |
| TIH - Tikehau | 1,178 km | $16,987 | $34/passenger |
| PYE - Penrhyn Island | 1,218 km | $17,564 | $35/passenger |
| RGI - Rangiroa | 1,241 km | $17,895 | $36/passenger |
| IUE - Alofi | 1,241 km | $17,895 | $36/passenger |
| KKR - Kaukura Atoll | 1,281 km | $18,472 | $37/passenger |
| NIU - Niau | 1,314 km | $18,948 | $38/passenger |
| AXR - Arutua | 1,327 km | $19,135 | $38/passenger |
| APK - Apataki | 1,332 km | $19,207 | $38/passenger |
| AAA - Anaa | 1,359 km | $19,597 | $39/passenger |
| FTI - Fiti'''uta | 1,360 km | $19,611 | $39/passenger |
| FAV - Fakarava | 1,387 km | $20,001 | $40/passenger |
| FAC - Faaite | 1,398 km | $20,159 | $40/passenger |
| AHE - Ahe | 1,402 km | $20,217 | $40/passenger |
| XMH - Manihi | 1,419 km | $20,462 | $41/passenger |
| KHZ - Kauehi | 1,451 km | $20,923 | $42/passenger |
| PPG - Pago Pago | 1,477 km | $21,298 | $43/passenger |
| TKP - Takapoto | 1,485 km | $21,414 | $43/passenger |
| TKX - Takaroa | 1,519 km | $21,904 | $44/passenger |
| MKP - Makemo | 1,572 km | $22,668 | $45/passenger |
| FGI - Apia | 1,600 km | $23,072 | $46/passenger |
| APW - Faleolo | 1,627 km | $23,461 | $47/passenger |
| HHZ - Hikueru | 1,654 km | $23,851 | $48/passenger |
| MXS - Savaii Island | 1,655 km | $23,865 | $48/passenger |
| VAV - Vava'''u | 1,669 km | $24,067 | $48/passenger |
| HPA - Lifuka | 1,696 km | $24,456 | $49/passenger |
| RRR - Raroia | 1,710 km | $24,658 | $49/passenger |
| NTT - Niuatoputapu | 1,715 km | $24,730 | $49/passenger |
| EUA - Eua Island | 1,758 km | $25,350 | $51/passenger |
| TBU - Tongatapu | 1,777 km | $25,624 | $51/passenger |
| HOI - Hao Island | 1,817 km | $26,201 | $52/passenger |
| FGU - Fangatau | 1,880 km | $27,110 | $54/passenger |
| NAU - Napuka | 1,902 km | $27,427 | $55/passenger |
* Estimated fuel surcharge per passenger. Actual surcharges vary by airline and booking class.
How Jet Fuel Prices Affect Your AIU Flights
Jet fuel typically accounts for 25-35% of airline operating costs. When fuel prices rise due to global events like conflicts or supply disruptions, airlines pass these costs to passengers through fuel surcharges.
Currently, the Asia Pacific region has jet fuel priced at $5.15/gallon. This is approximately 108% higher than normal due to Brent crude elevated. EIA Gulf Coast jet fuel at $5.21/gal (2026-05-16). Airlines implementing surcharges globally. IATA reports $175/barrel global average.
Tips to Save on Flights from AIU
- Book during periods of lower fuel prices (typically Q1)
- Choose airlines with fuel-efficient aircraft (787, A350)
- Consider nearby alternative airports
- Book direct flights to avoid multiple fuel surcharges
Climate & Weather at Atiu Island
Atiu Island has a tropical climate with warm temperatures year-round, typically ranging from 25°C to 35°C (77°F to 95°F). Travelers should expect humidity and potential monsoon or rainy seasons depending on the time of year. Lightweight, breathable clothing is recommended, and staying hydrated is essential when navigating the airport and surrounding area.
Traveler Guide: Flying Through AIU
Located in the Oceania region, AIU serves travelers across the Pacific Islands. Given the geographic isolation of many Pacific destinations, flight frequency may be limited, and fuel costs can be higher due to supply logistics. Booking well in advance is recommended for peak travel seasons.
Planning Your Trip via AIU
- Arrival time: Arrive 2 hours early for domestic flights, 3 hours for international flights at Enua Airport
- Ground transportation: Check current gasoline costs for driving to/from AIU
- Fuel impact awareness: The Asia Pacific region currently prices jet fuel at $5.15/gallon — compare this with other regions to understand route pricing
- Alternative airports: The nearest airports to AIU are MOI, MUK, AIT — consider these for potentially lower fares