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chrisellen1 , Feb 15, 2011 3:13 am
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I'm considering a redemption to the Cook Islands, and I was wondering if award flights can be redeemed to Aitutaki (AIT), on an Air NZ codeshare operated by Air Raratonga ex RAR?

Any assistance on this would be fantastic.

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Oxon Flyer , Feb 15, 2011 3:20 am
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No. Rarotonga is as far as you'll get on a redemption.
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kamchatsky , Feb 15, 2011 3:21 am
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I'm considering a redemption to the Cook Islands, and I was wondering if award flights can be redeemed to Aitutaki (AIT), on an Air NZ codeshare operated by Air Raratonga ex RAR?

Any assistance on this would be fantastic.

Thanks
The answer is no, as it is not on AirNZ metal. Would have been good to be able to redeem it though.

Have fun at Aitutaki! The pictures looks great!
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Oxon Flyer , Apr 21, 2011 1:22 am
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I'm considering a redemption to the Cook Islands, and I was wondering if award flights can be redeemed to Aitutaki (AIT), on an Air NZ codeshare operated by Air Raratonga ex RAR?
Rather off-topic, but if you do fly to Aitutaki, you'll travel on Air Rarotonga's only Saab 340, E5-EFS, which looks like this inside.

Those blue leather seats look rather familiar, eh ?

/flashback
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BHDBOY , Apr 21, 2011 3:23 am
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Aww, BFS-EMA on an SF340, can just about remember it. "A single cabin busines-style service" I think it used to be described as. After the move to BHD but before the baby's birth it was BHD-EMA on the ERJ-145s.
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