Air Tahiti Nui is an airline based in French Polynesia. The company is primarily engaged in providing international air transportation services. It is owned by the French Polynesian government. Air Tahiti Nui operates flights from its hub at Faa’a International Airport in Papeete, Tahiti. The airline offers connections to various destinations worldwide, including Paris, Los Angeles, Tokyo, and Auckland. With a fleet of modern aircraft, Air Tahiti Nui ensures a comfortable and reliable travel experience for passengers exploring the beautiful islands of French Polynesia.
Meaning and history
Air Tahiti Nui is a French airline founded in 1996 by the government of French Polynesia. Since its establishment, the airline has achieved significant milestones, including being the first Tahitian carrier to operate long-haul flights. It is renowned for its excellent service and unique Polynesian-inspired cabin interiors. Air Tahiti Nui currently operates a fleet of modern aircraft, providing non-stop connections from Tahiti to major destinations such as Los Angeles, Tokyo, and Paris. The airline continues to serve as a vital link between French Polynesia and the rest of the world, showcasing the beauty and hospitality of the islands.
What is Air Tahiti Nui?
Air Tahiti Nui is an airline based in Papeete, Tahiti, and serves as the flag carrier of French Polynesia. It operates long-haul flights connecting Tahiti with various destinations in Europe, the United States, and Asia. The airline is known for providing a comfortable travel experience and showcasing the vibrant Polynesian culture on board its flights.
1998 – 2018
The original Air Tahiti Nui logo, designed in 1998, was set in a very calm and tender blue color palette, with the title case lettering in a modern sans-serif font underlined by a thin bright stroke and decorated by a light flower image in the same shade as the stroke.
2018 – now
The redesign of 2018 has switched the color palette of the AirTahitiNui to turquoise and white, and changed the composition, placing the enlarged solid flower emblem above the lightweight sans-serif lettering in a modern and stylish font.