Closest Airport to Puna'auia, Airports Near Puna'auia, French Polynesia
The closest airport to Puna'auia is Faaa Airport (PPT). Distance from Faaa Airport to Puna'auia is 4.79 miles / 7.71 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Puna'auia
- Faaa Airport (7.71 Km)
- Temae Airport (22.3 Km)
- Huahine Airport (183.05 Km)
- Raiatea Airport (221.64 Km)
- Motu-mute Airport (263.15 Km)
- Maupiti Airport (310.56 Km)
- Tikehau Atoll Airport (314.57 Km)
- Mataiva Airport (320.65 Km)
- Rangiroa Airport (362.05 Km)
- Naiu Airport (382.81 Km)
- Apataki Airport (409.19 Km)
- Arutua Airport (413.8 Km)
- Anaa Airport (435.28 Km)
- Fakarava Airport (454.89 Km)
- Faaite Airport (466.03 Km)
- Aratika Nord Airport (500.67 Km)
- Manihi Airport (517.84 Km)
- Rurutu Airport (565.54 Km)
- Takapoto Airport (567.07 Km)
- Takaroa Airport (602.87 Km)
List of Airports close to Puna'auia
Faaa Airport (PPT)
Faaa Airport is located approximately 4.35 miles / 7 kilometers North (N) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is PPT.
Temae Airport (MOZ)
Temae Airport is located approximately 13.67 miles / 22 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is MOZ.
Tetiaroa Island Airport (TTI)
Tetiaroa Island Airport is located approximately 41.63 miles / 67 kilometers North (N) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is TTI.
Huahine Airport (HUH)
Huahine Airport is located approximately 113.71 miles / 183 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is HUH.
Raiatea Airport (RFP)
Raiatea Airport is located approximately 137.32 miles / 221 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is RFP.
Motu-mute Airport (BOB)
Motu-mute Airport is located approximately 163.42 miles / 263 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is BOB.
Tupai Airport (TPX)
Tupai Airport is located approximately 175.23 miles / 282 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is TPX.
Maupiti Airport (MAU)
Maupiti Airport is located approximately 192.63 miles / 310 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is MAU.
Tikehau Atoll Airport (TIH)
Tikehau Atoll Airport is located approximately 195.11 miles / 314 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is TIH.
Mataiva Airport (MVT)
Mataiva Airport is located approximately 198.84 miles / 320 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is MVT.
Rangiroa Airport (RGI)
Rangiroa Airport is located approximately 224.94 miles / 362 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is RGI.
Kaukura Atoll Airport (KKR)
Kaukura Atoll Airport is located approximately 224.94 miles / 362 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is KKR.
Naiu Airport (NIU)
Naiu Airport is located approximately 237.36 miles / 382 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is NIU.
Apataki Airport (APK)
Apataki Airport is located approximately 254.14 miles / 409 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is APK.
Arutua Airport (AXR)
Arutua Airport is located approximately 256.63 miles / 413 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is AXR.
Anaa Airport (AAA)
Anaa Airport is located approximately 270.3 miles / 435 kilometers East (E) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is AAA.
Fakarava Airport (FAV)
Fakarava Airport is located approximately 282.1 miles / 454 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is FAV.
Faaite Airport (FAC)
Faaite Airport is located approximately 289.56 miles / 466 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is FAC.
Aratika Nord Airport (RKA)
Aratika Nord Airport is located approximately 310.69 miles / 500 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is RKA.
Ahe Airport (AHE)
Ahe Airport is located approximately 313.17 miles / 504 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Puna'auia. IATA airport code is AHE.
