Bora Bora Airport (Motu Mute) BOB / NTTB

Operates the only ground handling / FBO station at Bora Bora (Motu Mute), branded 'Air Tahiti FBO'; provides ATR passenger and ramp turnaround handling for its own and other scheduled flights, with 4 aircraft parking positions and bookings strongly recommended due to limited capacity (fbo-tahiti.com/bora-bora-airport, directly confirmed).

Into-plane fuelling arranged via Air Tahiti FBO; only a limited quantity of fuel is stocked on the island so refuelling requires a prior request; the underlying fuel wholesaler/brand supplying the depot is not publicly named on the FBO page (fbo-tahiti.com/bora-bora-airport, directly confirmed).

Lavatory service cart and potable water cart operated by Air Tahiti FBO for turnaround servicing of aircraft at Bora Bora; passenger laundry service also noted as available on the island (fbo-tahiti.com/bora-bora-airport, directly confirmed).

Air Tahiti FBO station holds its own ground support equipment, described as a 'wide choice of towbars', used for aircraft handling at Bora Bora; not advertised as a third-party GSE rental/maintenance business (fbo-tahiti.com/bora-bora-airport, directly confirmed).

Air Tahiti's freight ('fret') service carries parcels to and from Bora Bora as part of its inter-island network, with freight desks open 7 days a week; consignments over 50 kg require advance booking, maximum 200 kg per shipment, final cargo check-in 2 hours before departure (airtahiti.com; site blocked bot-protection on, figures unchanged from source draft, plausible for an airline fret page).

ADT is confirmed as the operator/concession holder of Bora Bora airport, having taken over management from the French State via a 2020 decree (en.wikipedia.org Bora-Bora Airport article confirms ADT as 'gestionnaire'; service-public.pf / tahiti-infos. As concession holder, ADT's Security Division is mandated to implement airport-security regulatory compliance across ADT-managed aerodromes, but station-specific screening/checkpoint arrangements at Bora Bora specifically are not independently documented on ADT's own site.

The local Brigade de Bora-Bora is a genuine, station-specific gendarmerie post. Regional press (la1ere.franceinfo.fr) reports gendarmerie operations inspecting passengers, baggage and aircraft in French Polynesia, including at outer-island airports, typically framed as periodic anti-trafficking control operations rather than a standing/dedicated aviation-security-screening role; downgraded from 'available' to 'unconfirmed' pending a station-specific primary source for an ongoing security function at Bora Bora airport itself.

Bora Bora Navette runs the roughly 15-minute boat shuttle between Motu Mute airport and Vaitape for Air Tahiti passengers holding a transport ticket, operated in connection with Air Tahiti and coordinated with the commune of Bora Bora; most resorts run their own separate hotel boat transfers (airtahiti.com; corroborated by en.wikipedia.org Bora-Bora Airport article, which independently confirms a free public shuttle distinct from hotel-operated boats).

'Air Tahiti FBO' operates the general/business-aviation service desk at Bora Bora: 24/7 operations phone and email confirmed directly (•••, •••); fax, SITA address PPTKKVT, and radio frequency 130.5 MHz appear on Air Tahiti FBO's general operations-contact page and are treated as applying to this station's coordination line (fbo-tahiti.com, directly confirmed for phone/email; SITA/frequency corroborated on the same site's contact page). · 24/7 ops desk