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Air Tahiti Nui Reservations

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Recent Reviews for Air Tahiti Nui

Apr 13, 2018

Overall was really good.

A verified traveler
Papeete to Los Angeles · Air Tahiti Nui
Apr 3, 2018

Loved the airline.

A verified traveler
Los Angeles to Paris · Air Tahiti Nui
Apr 1, 2018

This is my first time flying Air Tahiti Nui. I liked the Polynesian twist they add to the experience.

A verified traveler
Paris to Los Angeles · Air Tahiti Nui
Mar 28, 2018

It was an older plane and the business class seats were faded and ripped at some spots. Entertainment was a pullout screen from the arm wrest with movies that were 15 minutes into their show by the time we were allowed to access them. The setting was very different from the photos advertising the flight. The service was exquisite however.

A verified traveler
Los Angeles to Paris · Air Tahiti Nui
Mar 27, 2018

It was our firdt time with this airline and pleasantly surprised. I would fly this airline again.

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Paris to Los Angeles · Air Tahiti Nui
Mar 19, 2018

It was a pleasant experience and I would fly wkth this airlone again

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Los Angeles to Paris · Air Tahiti Nui
Mar 4, 2018

Best food by far compared to other airlines, fresh and tasty , seats in eco could be more comfortable, lacking of support

A verified traveler
Los Angeles to Paris · Air Tahiti Nui
Feb 6, 2018

Yes. Flight was not full so I got to move and have 2 seats to myself.

A verified traveler
Los Angeles to Papeete · Air Tahiti Nui
Jan 15, 2018

Great flight attendant!!

A verified traveler
Paris to Los Angeles · Air Tahiti Nui
Jan 14, 2018

Food need improvement so do enditernments

A verified traveler
Los Angeles to Paris · Air Tahiti Nui

Where does Air Tahiti Nui fly?

The top routes that Air Tahiti Nui flies are:

  • PPT to SFO (about 50 flights/mo)
  • DXB to AKL (about 50 flights/mo)
  • PPT to JFK (about 50 flights/mo)
  • LAX to XDB (about 40 flights/mo)
  • PPT to XDB (about 40 flights/mo)

Air Tahiti Nui, first established in October 31, 1996, was started to promote tourism to the wonderful island of Tahiti and the larger area of French Polynesia. The carrier is based out of Faa'a International Airport (PPT), located in scenic Papeete, Tahiti. Individuals chose to book flights on the Tahiti Nui Air from the USA and around the world because of the company's dedication to providing great service to all of its guests. Another one of the main reasons that travelers go with Tahiti Air Nui has to be the many offers for cheap fares that can be found on the carrier, if you know where to look. The best way to get top prices and deals on both Air Tahiti Nui business class and Air Tahiti Nui first class tickets is through Expedia.com.

Air Tahiti Nui is French Polynesia's top airline with everyone from seasoned travelers to less experienced flyers for a number of reasons. One of the main reasons for this has to be the fact that the company not only caters to the high-end traveler who enjoys a luxury experience on their flights, but they also offer service that is in reach of those traveling on modest budgets.

The airline is also preferred by many travelers in the know due to the number of centrally located airports it provides service to from around the world. European travelers can fly on this carrier through Auckland Airport (AKL) in New Zeeland, Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG) in France, or Sydney Airport (SYD) in Australia. Travelers from the United States have the option of leaving from either John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) on the east coast or Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) on the west coast. If you are traveling from Asia, you can use either the hub centrally located at Kansai International Airport (KIX) or Narita International Airport (NRT), both of which are located in Japan.

If you are looking for specials for cheap flights on one of Tahiti Air Nui's 5 sturdy Airbus A340-300's, you can't go wrong with booking your flight and making reservations through Expedia.com.

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