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Totegegie Airport

Totegegie Airport is an airport on Totegegie Island in the Gambier Islands, French Polynesia. It is 9 km northeast of the village of Rikitea.

History
The runway was constructed in 1967 by the 115th running of the Society of the Pacific Experimentation Centre Pacific (CEP). The first aircraft, a Piper Aztec, landed in 1968. The same year, a DC-6 performed weekly service between Totegegie, Mururoa and Papeete. In 1978, the first commercial air link was established between Totegegie and Papeete. The French army buildings were decommissioned in 1998. At the end of operations 50 tons of scrap metal had been collected. In 2008, the terminal was expanded and modernized. == Airlines and destinations ==
Airlines and destinations
Passenger == Ground transportation ==
Ground transportation
The airport is connected to Mangareva and its city Rikitea by boat. From Mangareva there are boats going to Pitcairn Island, the main way of getting there. == Passengers ==
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