Flights from Maupiti
The primary and only aviation hub for the island is Maupiti Airport, located just 2 kilometers from the center. From here, the route network connects this secluded corner with three key points in the Society Islands. Regular service is established with Papeete and Raiatea, with two flights per week to each destination, as well as with Bora Bora, where flights depart once a week.
Flights on these routes are operated by a single airline — Air Tahiti, which ensures a reliable connection between the islands. Departures from **Maupiti** are scheduled to allow travelers to plan their journey through French Polynesia according to the local schedule. Below on this page, you will find detailed city cards that can be sorted by interest to help you choose the next stop on your itinerary.
Frequently asked questions
- How many destinations are available from Maupiti?
- Currently, there are 3 regular destinations available from Maupiti. All of them provide air links between the islands of French Polynesia.
- What are the most popular destinations from Maupiti?
- The most popular routes are flights to Papeete and Raiatea, with 2 flights per week to each destination. The route to Bora Bora is also in high demand, with flights operating once a week.
- How many airlines fly from Maupiti?
- One airline operates regular flights from the city. The primary and sole carrier on these routes is Air Tahiti.
- Which airports serve Maupiti?
- The only aviation hub is Maupiti Airport (MAU). It is located very conveniently for the island's infrastructure—just 2 kilometers from the center.
- When is the best time to buy plane tickets from Maupiti?
- Given the limited number of flights and small aircraft capacity, it is recommended to purchase tickets 2–3 months in advance. This is especially important for travel during peak tourist seasons.
- How can I find cheap tickets from Maupiti?
- To find the best options, it is worth checking Air Tahiti offers for different days of the week, as flight frequencies are low. Early booking remains the most reliable way to save on inter-island travel.