Ana Airport (IATA: AAA, ICAO: NTAA) is located on the island of Tahiti in French Polynesia. The airport is located in the northwestern part of Tahiti, about 7 km from Papeete, the capital of Tahiti. The airport has a 2,400 meter runway that can accommodate large passenger aircraft. The airport can accommodate over 200 flights per day and more than one million passengers per year. The airport has an international terminal with a full range of services, including stores, restaurants, banks, ATMs, money transfer services, car rental services and more.

Anaa Airport is Medium Airport
IATA Airport Code: AAA
ICAO Airport Code: NTGA
Oceania -> French Polynesia
Latitude: -17.3526001
Longitude: -145.5099945
Elevation: 10
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