French Polynesia is a hotspot destination for tourists from all over the world. In this event, we will be shuttling tourists across the country in our GA aircraft! Hop in your Cessna 172 or 208, Cirrus SR22, XCub, or TBM and get those tourists around French Polynesia.
Which of these is NOT one of the five groups of islands in French Polynesia?
- The Marquesas Islands
- The Tuamotu Archipelago
- The Culpepper Islands
0 voters
Event Specifics
Server: Expert
Aircraft: C172, C208, SR22, XCub, and TBM
Livery: Any
Featured Airports
All airports within French Polynesia can be flown to including the ones below being featured for this event. However, please bear in mind the number of gates available at smaller airports. If these airports are full, please divert accordingly or wait until a spot frees up. (Airports listed below are in order from northernmost to southernmost.)
Name | ICAO | Class | Gates at Airport |
---|---|---|---|
Bora Bora | NTTB (3D) | Delta | 12 |
Uturoa | NTTR (3D) | Delta | 6 |
Moorea Tamae | NTTM (3D) | Delta | 3 |
Tahiti Faa’a Intl | NTAA (3D) | Bravo | 46 (including military hangars, helipads and aprons; gates for wide-body aircraft; and remote stands) |
Event Times
2022-07-17T06:00:00Z→2022-07-18T06:00:00Z
Tips from the User Guide!
Visual Flight Rules (VFR) are a set of regulations that must be followed by pilots when operating an aircraft visually; and specifically, in Visual Meteorological Conditions (VMC).
Flights conducted under VFR can only be operated if the weather conditions are suitable. This means the pilot must be able to:
1) navigate visually;
2) and ‘see & avoid’ obstacles such as terrain and other aircraft
NOTAM: Please respect all other pilots and follow ATC instructions. Make note of airport capacities. Divert if an airport is full or circle until there is a spot available (for VFR flying). Have fun!