Faaa
Fa'a'ā, often written Faa'a, is a commune on the island of Tahiti in French Polynesia. It is part of the Windward Islands in the Society Islands archipelago and sits on the island’s northwest coast, just west of the capital city of Papeete. The commune includes the town of Faa'a and is best known for housing Faa'a International Airport, Tahiti's principal international gateway, which lies within its borders and serves as a hub for both international and domestic flights.
Geography and administration: Fa'a'ā is one of the communes of French Polynesia and falls under the administrative
Demographics and economy: The commune has a population in the tens of thousands and forms part of
History: The area has Polynesian origins and later entered into French colonial administration. The development of
Overall, Fa'a'ā is a key administrative and transportation hub in Tahiti, with the airport acting as a