Futuna Airport

Futuna Airport opened in the 1970s and remains a small, single-terminal regional gateway serving the island of Futuna in the French territory of Wallis and Futuna. Modest in size but vital for local travel, it handles a handful of scheduled flights each week that link Futuna with nearby Wallis and Nouméa, making it important for residents and visitors alike. Ground access is simple—a short drive to the main village of Leava and island roads connect coastal settlements—but public transport is limited, so taxis or hotel transfers are common. Not a hub for major carriers, it is served by regional airlines and, because of limited service, flights here tend to be pricier than mainstream routes rather than budget-friendly.