West Island to Perth (CCK–PER) — Airlines, Schedules & Connections

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West Island to Perth
Route information for CCK to PER.
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Time Difference
+1.5h
Perth is 1.5 hours ahead of West Island.
CCK: +0630 · PER: AWST

When it's 6:00 PM in West Island, it's 7.5:00 PM in Perth.
Distance & Flight Time
1,827 mi / 2,941 km
Facts

CCK–PER Quick Facts

Key statistics for the West Island to Perth route.
Route details
Distance1,827 mi / 2,941 km
Time difference+1.5 hours
Airlines (nonstop)0
Origin: CCK
Full nameCocos (Keeling) Islands Airport
IATA / ICAOCCK / YPCC
TimezoneIndian/Cocos
Elevation10 ft / 3 m
Destination: PER
Full namePerth International Airport
IATA / ICAOPER / YPPH
TimezoneAustralia/Perth
Passengers/yr23.0M
Elevation67 ft / 20 m
FAQ

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Common questions about CCK to PER flights.
Perth is 1.5 hours ahead of West Island.
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Route data is updated regularly from official airline schedules. On-time performance data comes from recent airport delay snapshots.
Flight time is about 4 to 4.5 hours on the 2,770 km route. The Cocos (Keeling) Islands sit in the Indian Ocean, roughly halfway between Australia and Sri Lanka. Flights head southeast across open ocean to reach the Western Australian coast.
Virgin Australia operates the service under a government contract. Flights run twice a week, typically stopping at Christmas Island in both directions. The aircraft used is usually a 737. This is the only scheduled commercial air service connecting the Cocos Islands to mainland Australia.
Yes. The Perth-Cocos flight typically stops at Christmas Island in each direction. The routing is usually Perth to Christmas Island to Cocos Islands and return. Some passengers board or deplane at Christmas Island. The stop adds about 45 minutes including ground time.
The Cocos (Keeling) Islands are an Australian external territory of 27 small coral islands in two atolls. The population is about 550 people, mostly on Home Island and West Island. West Island has the airport and the main settlement for non-Malay residents. The islands have white sand beaches, a lagoon, and coral reef. Tourism is small-scale with limited accommodation.
Flights are bookable through Virgin Australia's website. Seats are limited and the twice-weekly frequency means the route fills up during school holidays and peak periods. Book well ahead for December-January and Easter travel. There is no alternative scheduled air service. The islands also have no port for cruise ships or commercial ferries.

Cocos Islands to Perth: Indian Ocean to Western Australia

CCK-PER covers 2,770 km in about 4 to 4.5 hours. Virgin Australia operates the sole scheduled service under an Australian government contract, flying twice a week with a 737. The route typically stops at Christmas Island in each direction, making it a combined Indian Ocean territories service. The Cocos (Keeling) Islands are an Australian external territory of 27 coral islands with a population of about 550.

Perth is the only mainland gateway. There are no alternative carriers or routes. Seats are scarce during school holidays and peak seasons, so booking several weeks ahead is normal. The islands have limited accommodation and no ferry service. West Island has the airport runway and main visitor facilities. The Cocos lagoon and reef system draw a small number of visitors for snorkelling, diving, and beach solitude. This is one of Australia's most remote air routes.