Where is NTT airport?

NTT is a small airport in Niuatoputapu, Niua Islands, Tonga, at -15.9773, -173.7911, 9 m above sea level.

What time zone is NTT in?

NTT is in the Pacific/Tongatapu time zone, UTC+13.

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NTT — Kuini Lavenia Airport

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Small airport in Niuatoputapu, Tonga.

IATA code: NTT
ICAO code: NFTP
Size: small; OurAirports class
Passengers: —; No open data
Nonstop routes: —; No open route data
Time zone: UTC+13; Pacific/Tongatapu
Elevation: 9 m; 30 ft
Runways: —

Local time now: —

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About NTT

Kuini Lavenia Airport is a small airport serving Niuatoputapu, Tonga.

Nearest airports

Code	Airport	Serves	Distance
VAV	Vava'u International Airport	Vava'u Island, Tonga	291 km
APW	Faleolo International Airport	Apia, Samoa	306 km
PPG	Pago Pago International Airport	Pago Pago, American Samoa	378 km
WLS	Hihifo Airport	Hihifo, Wallis and Futuna	400 km
HPA	Lifuka Island Airport	Lifuka, Tonga	426 km

Distance from NTT to the major hubs

Route	To	Distance	Passengers / year
NTT → LHR	London, United Kingdom	16,023 km	—
NTT → DXB	Dubai, United Arab Emirates	14,834 km	—
NTT → CDG	Paris, France	16,326 km	—
NTT → FRA	Frankfurt, Germany	16,221 km	—
NTT → IST	Istanbul, Turkey	16,471 km	—
NTT → AMS	Amsterdam, Netherlands	15,971 km	—
NTT → JFK	New York, United States	11,987 km	—
NTT → ATL	Atlanta, United States	10,923 km	—
NTT → LAX	Los Angeles, United States	8,058 km	—
NTT → SIN	Singapore, Singapore	9,226 km	—
NTT → HND	Tokyo, Japan	7,514 km	—
NTT → DOH	Doha, Qatar	15,212 km	—

Location

Niuatoputapu, Niua Islands, Tonga · -15.9773, -173.7911

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Questions

Kuini Lavenia Airport has the IATA code NTT and the ICAO code NFTP. Airlines and tickets use the three-letter IATA code; pilots and air traffic control use the four-letter ICAO code.

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