Pitu

Pitu Airport (IATA: OTI) opened in the early 1990s and operates from a single modest terminal, functioning as a compact regional gateway for nearby islands and coastal communities rather than an international hub. The airport is small but important locally, handling mostly turboprops and short-haul services that feed larger Indonesian hubs. Ground access is straightforward with short taxi or shuttle rides to the nearest town, road links along the coast and occasional ferry connections to neighboring islands. Onsite facilities are basic and fares tend to be affordable compared with bigger airports, and the field is primarily served by domestic and regional carriers and small charter operators.