Fuaʻamotu Airport

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Fuaʻamotu International Airport
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Characteristics
ICAO code NFTF
IATA code TBU
Coordinates

21 ° 14 '28 "  S , 175 ° 8' 23"  W Coordinates: 21 ° 14 '28 "  S , 175 ° 8' 23"  W
Height above MSL 38 m (125  ft )
Transport links
Distance from the city center 15 km southeast of Nukuʻalofa
Local transport Taxi, rental car, tour bus
Basic data
operator Tonga Airports Ltd
Runways
11/29 2671 m × 45 m asphalt
17/35 1509 m × 30 m grass



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Fuaʻamotu Domestic Terminal (landside)
Fuaʻamotu Domestic Terminal (airside)
Fuaʻamotu Domestic Terminal (check-in)
Fuaʻamotu International Airport

The Fua'amotu International Airport ( IATA code : TBU , ICAO code : NFTF ) is the largest international airport in the island nation of Tonga . It is located about 15 km south-southeast of the capital Nukuʻalofa .

It is the base of Real Tonga Airlines . It is also served by regional airlines from Apia , Sydney and Auckland .

The airport terminal was built in 1991 with Japanese aid. The airport is closed on Sundays. Exceptions are emergencies or flights with the prior approval of the airport operator.

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