Air Tahiti flight check-in
French Polynesia
Quick answer
Air Tahiti online check-in opens 30 h before departure and closes 1 h before departure. Online check-in is free.
| Online check-in opens | 30 h before departure |
|---|---|
| Online check-in closes | 1 h before departure |
| Airport counters close | 1 h before departure |
| Check-in fee | online check-in is free |
| Boarding pass | mobile boarding pass, print at home, at the airport |
| Mobile app check-in | available |
Times apply to most routes; long-haul, US and some airport-specific deadlines differ. Confirm on the official website before travelling.
How online check-in works
1
Open the airline website or app and enter your booking code and last name
Online check-in
Booking codeA1B2C3
Last nameSMITH
Continue
2
Pick a seat and confirm your travel details
Select your seat
Confirm
3
Download or print your boarding pass
Boarding pass
SMITH / JOHN14A
Online check-in is available for most Air Tahiti flights, opening 30 hours and closing 1 hour before departure. This service allows you to check in from home and print your boarding card in advance, saving time at the airport.
- Log into your Air Tahiti booking using your confirmation number and name
- Select your flight and review passenger details
- Choose your seat if available for your fare type
- Add any additional services or confirm baggage
- Print your boarding card or save it to your mobile device
Practical tip: Check in as early as possible within the 30-hour window, especially during peak travel periods to popular islands, as flight capacity on regional routes is limited.
Can I check in at the airport instead of online?
Yes, traditional airport check-in remains available. However, online check-in speeds up your airport process and guarantees your seat assignment on capacity-controlled regional flights.
What happens if I miss the online check-in deadline?
You can still check in at the airport counter up until the standard closing time, usually 1 hour before departure. However, arriving early is recommended for inter-island flights with smaller aircraft.