About Naiu Airport

ICAO	NTKN
IATA	NIU
FIR	Tahiti FIR
Country	French Polynesia
Runways	6/24
Type	Small airport
Coordinates (ARP)	-16.1191, -146.3683 160709S 1462206W
Coordinates (Center)	-16.11915, -146.36848 160709S 1462207W
Variation	12.5° E (2024)
Timezone	Tahiti (-10 h)
Local time	May 2, 2024 03:16

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Naiu Airport

This field is located in French Polynesia. The airport is located at latitude -16.11915 and longitude -146.36848. The airport has one runway: 6/24. The ICAO airport code of this field is NTKN. The airport's IATA code is NIU. Nearby other airfields are Apataki Airport, Kaukura Airport, Fakarava Airport, Arutua Airport and Aratika-Perles Airport.

Naiu Airport does not publish a METAR, the nearest weather station is Faa'a International Airport, which is 380 km away. The flight information region (FIR) is Tahiti.

Naiu Airport is in the timezone of Pacific/Tahiti. Difference with UTC is -10 h. Today the sun rises at 05:57 and sets at 17:27. This applies to Naiu Airport, the universal daylight period may be different. The difference between the local time and UTC is -10 hour. Daylight saving time is currently in progress.

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The airport may be closed or require prior permission. True headings and the coordinates of runway ends may be an estimation. Magnetic headings are calculated from true headings using the WMM 2020 model.

Runways

ID	True Heading	Magnetic Heading	Latitude	Longitude	Approx. length
6	071°	058°	-16.1175	-146.3633	1,164 m
24	251°	238°	-16.1208	-146.3736	1,164 m

Do not use for flight planning.
True headings and the coordinates of runway ends may be an estimation. Runway lengths are calculated as the distance between the coordinates of the runway ends. Magnetic headings are calculated from true headings using the WMM 2020 model.

Nearby airports

	ID	Distance	Direction
Apataki Airport	NTGD	61 km	355°
Kaukura Airport	NTGK	75 km	312°
Fakarava Airport	NTGF	76 km	084°
Arutua Airport	NTGU	100 km	344°
Aratika-Perles Airport	NTGR	108 km	059°
Aratika Nord Airport	NTKK	120 km	054°
Faaite Airport	NTKF	128 km	119°
Kauehi Airport	NTKA	138 km	074°
Anaa Airport	NTGA	165 km	146°

Navigational aids

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