Bora Bora Airport, French Polynesia

The Bora Bora Airport is located in Motu Mute, French Polynesia on the southern hemisphere. Bora Bora Airport is a medium sized airport. It can handle only smaller aircraft. It has a control tower and facilities such as a filling station and runway lightings. Situated on the west of prime meridian, Bora Bora Airport is given the airport code of BOB by International Air Transport Association (IATA). International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) assigned Bora Bora Airport the code of NTTB. So where on earth is Bora Bora Airport located? It is located at longitude 151.75 degrees South of the Equator and latitude 16.44 degrees West of Greenwich. It is shown here in French Polynesia on Pagenation.com.

Bora Bora Airport Runway:

• Runway 11; Heading: 124.4; Elevation: 10 ft; Length: 4921 ft Asphalt.
• Runway 17; Heading: 191.8; Elevation: ft; Length: 3000 ft Gravel.
• Runway 29; Heading: 304.4; Elevation: 10 ft; Length: 4921 ft Asphalt.
• Runway 35; Heading: 11.8; Elevation: ft; Length: 3000 ft Gravel.

IATA: BOB. ICAO: NTTB.

Distance from Bora Bora Airport [BOB]:

• Raiatea Airport [BOB-RFP], Uturoa, French Polynesia, 43km.
• Maupiti Airport [BOB-MAU], , French Polynesia, 52km.
• Huahine-Fare Airport [BOB-HUH], Fare, French Polynesia, 82km.
• Moorea Airport [BOB-MOZ], Moorea, French Polynesia, 242km.
• Faa a International Airport [BOB-PPT], Papeete, French Polynesia, 259km.
• Tikehau Airport [BOB-TIH], , French Polynesia, 404km.
• Rangiroa Airport [BOB-RGI], , French Polynesia, 468km.

Updated On: 12.06.05