Closest Airport to Tureia, Airports Near Tureia, French Polynesia
The closest airport to Tureia is Moruroa Airport (UOA). Distance from Moruroa Airport to Tureia is 73.52 miles / 118.32 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Tureia
- Moruroa Airport (118.32 Km)
- Vahitahi Airport (223.45 Km)
- Reao Airport (339.46 Km)
- Hao Island Airport (390.17 Km)
- Gambier Island Airport (457.78 Km)
- Nukutepipi Airport (466.05 Km)
- Fakahina Airport (557.56 Km)
- Fangatau Airport (602.63 Km)
- Puka Puka Airport (663.43 Km)
- Raroia Airport (668.14 Km)
- Takume Airport (671.98 Km)
- Makemo Airport (710.24 Km)
- Napuka Island Airport (787.21 Km)
- Anaa Airport (822.8 Km)
- Faaite Airport (844.58 Km)
- Fakarava Airport (913.5 Km)
- Aratika Nord Airport (936.68 Km)
- Naiu Airport (971.87 Km)
- Takapoto Airport (976.9 Km)
- Takaroa Airport (980.43 Km)
List of Airports close to Tureia
Tureira Airport (ZTA)
Tureira Airport is located approximately 1.24 miles / 2 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is ZTA.
Moruroa Airport (UOA)
Moruroa Airport is located approximately 73.32 miles / 118 kilometers South-Southwest (SSW) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is UOA.
Nukutavake Airport (NUK)
Nukutavake Airport is located approximately 103.15 miles / 166 kilometers North (N) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is NUK.
Vahitahi Airport (VHZ)
Vahitahi Airport is located approximately 138.57 miles / 223 kilometers North (N) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is VHZ.
Pukarua Airport (PUK)
Pukarua Airport is located approximately 198.22 miles / 319 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is PUK.
Reao Airport (REA)
Reao Airport is located approximately 210.64 miles / 339 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is REA.
Tuamoto Airport (TKV)
Tuamoto Airport is located approximately 236.12 miles / 380 kilometers North (N) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is TKV.
Hao Island Airport (HOI)
Hao Island Airport is located approximately 242.33 miles / 390 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is HOI.
Gambier Island Airport (GMR)
Gambier Island Airport is located approximately 283.97 miles / 457 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is GMR.
Nukutepipi Airport (NKP)
Nukutepipi Airport is located approximately 289.56 miles / 466 kilometers West (W) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is NKP.
Hikueru Airport (HHZ)
Hikueru Airport is located approximately 345.48 miles / 556 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is HHZ.
Fakahina Airport (FHZ)
Fakahina Airport is located approximately 346.1 miles / 557 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is FHZ.
Fangatau Airport (FGU)
Fangatau Airport is located approximately 374.07 miles / 602 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is FGU.
Puka Puka Airport (PKP)
Puka Puka Airport is located approximately 411.97 miles / 663 kilometers North (N) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is PKP.
Raroia Airport (RRR)
Raroia Airport is located approximately 415.08 miles / 668 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is RRR.
Takume Airport (TJN)
Takume Airport is located approximately 416.94 miles / 671 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is TJN.
Makemo Airport (MKP)
Makemo Airport is located approximately 441.17 miles / 710 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is MKP.
Napuka Island Airport (NAU)
Napuka Island Airport is located approximately 489.02 miles / 787 kilometers North-Northwest (NNW) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is NAU.
Katiu Airport (KXU)
Katiu Airport is located approximately 489.64 miles / 788 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is KXU.
Anaa Airport (AAA)
Anaa Airport is located approximately 510.77 miles / 822 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Tureia. IATA airport code is AAA.
