1. Airlines Flying to Tahiti
- Air Tahiti Nui – the main carrier with international flights to Tahiti
- Air France – seasonal or connecting flights via Paris and other hubs
- United Airlines – connections via the U.S. (often through Los Angeles or San Francisco)
- Other carriers may offer codeshare or connecting options
2. Main Airport in Tahiti
**Faa’a International Airport (PPT)** is the primary gateway to Tahiti and French Polynesia. Most international flights arrive here before passengers connect to regional islands.
3. Common Flight Routes
- Europe → Los Angeles (USA) → Tahiti
- Europe → Paris → Los Angeles → Tahiti
- Asia → U.S. West Coast → Tahiti
- Australia/New Zealand → Tahiti (may include stopovers)
Long-haul travel to Tahiti usually involves at least one stopover, often in the United States or France.
4. Typical Flight Prices
- Round-trip tickets from Europe to Tahiti are usually higher than short-haul flights, often in a mid-to-high price range.
- From the U.S. West Coast, fares may be lower but still significant due to the long distance.
- Booking well in advance generally results in the best economy prices for long-haul travel.
Prices vary with season — high travel months such as Northern Hemisphere winter typically cost more than off-peak periods.
5. Where to Buy Tickets
- Airline websites (Air Tahiti Nui, Air France, United, etc.) for direct booking and full ticket control
- Flight search engines (Skyscanner, Google Flights, Kiwi.com) to compare multiple carriers and dates
- Online travel agencies (Pelikan, Expedia, eDreams) for bundled deals or flexible options
- Travel agencies for multi-stop or complex itineraries
6. Tips for Finding Cheap Flights
- Book several months ahead for the best long-haul pricing
- Be flexible with travel dates and stopover cities
- Use price alerts on flight comparison websites
- Consider flying via major hubs like Los Angeles or Paris for potential savings
- Travel during shoulder seasons to avoid peak pricing
