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The 250 seats in the Economy Class (Moana Class)
offer plenty of leg room. The new, wide, comfortable seats are blended in unique 2-2-2-2 configuration.
The two MOANA cabins are equipped with 136 and 114 SICMA seats. High cabin
ceiling and exceptional overhead stowage volume is provided. Business Class
In the Business Class (Poerawa Class) the 36
seats and services match easily those of other international airlines. The
SICMA
Goldwing twin seats. Individual video sets are provided in each
POERAVA seat. The environmental sound suppressing earphones in those seats
provide a listening quality surprisingly superior to the usual earphones.
If you want to make a phone call during flight,
satellite phones are available : two at the back, one at the front and one
in each POERAVA seat. The crew will help you with instructions. All major
credit cards are accepted. Our video
programs are shown using the latest Matsushita equipment.
Fa'aa International Airport, Tahiti
Papeete is the main hub from which all Island
vacations in Tahiti Polynesia begin. Having the only international airport
in all of French Polynesia, it's the starting point for your Tahitian
experience. So unless you own your own yacht or jet, you'll need to make
arrangements to get to Papeete first, no matter what your other island
plans may include.
Fa'aa International Airport is located on the
Northwest side of Tahiti, only a few kilometres away from the towncentre
of Papeete. If you require a taxi, be prepared that taxi fares a quite
high.
Domestic Flights
The domestic airline Air Tahiti
has flights several times daily between Papeete and Bora Bora, Moorea
(also serviced by Air Moorea), Huahine, Raiatea and Rangiroa. Many of the
Tuamotu Islands are serviced with several flights a week. They feature a
fleet of comfortable and well maintained ATR 45/75 passengers planes which
are reliable and always on time. Please note the Domestic flights are only
scheduled during daylight.
The baggage weight
limit on inter-island flights is 20Kg or 42 lb per passengers (not
including hand luggage). But this is not strictly enforced.
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