Airports and Lounges
We connect French Polynesia daily to the major international airports of the countries we operate. In each of these airports, you will have access to the Business Lounge if you are traveling in Poerava Business class or if you have a Lounge Pass.
Check-in counters generally close one hour before flight departure, so be sure to go to the airport early with your flight number and all your travel documents.
Whether you are departing, in transit, or arriving, here is everything you need to know about the airports served by Air Tahiti Nui and the lounges available. Follow the guide.
Tahiti Faa'a International Airport - PPT
As soon as you set foot in Tahiti Faa'a International Airport, the sound of ukuleles welcomes you in a warm and festive Tahitian atmosphere. This international airport is the gateway to the South Pacific. Located on the island of Tahiti, it is in the district of Faa'a, only a few minutes from Papeete. It is also the departure point for inter-island travel to all French Polynesia islands.
Los Angeles International Airport - LAX
Located in the state of California, USA, Los Angeles Airport is the third largest airport in the world. Its daily connections with all major cities in North America and the five continents, make it an excellent point for exploring new horizons.
Paris Charles de Gaulle International Airport - CDG
Also called "Roissy - Charles de Gaulle", the airport is located 23 km (about 14 miles) northeast of Paris. It is the largest airport in France. It offers domestic flights throughout France, as well as medium and long-distance flights in Europe and the rest of the world. The SNCF railway station also provides quick access to the four corners of France.
Auckland International Airport - AKL
New Zealand welcomes you to Auckland Airport, New Zealand's first airport and transit port to Australia and domestic New Zealand services.
Tokyo Narita International Airport - NRT
Located in Narita City, Chiba Prefecture, about 65 km (about 40 miles) northeast of Tokyo, Narita Airport is the largest airport in Japan. It allows travelers to take connecting flights to various parts of the Japanese archipelago as well as other Asian countries.
Sydney International Airport - SYD
Charles Kingsford Smith Airport is named after the Australian aviation pioneer. It is located in Mascot, a suburb of Australia’s most densely populated city of Sydney. Air Tahiti Nui does not fly directly to Australia, but offers flights from Tahiti via Auckland, in codeshare with our partner airline, Qantas Airways.
