PPG - Pago Pago International Airport
Pago Pago, American Samoa
IATA Code: PPG · Pago Pago, American Samoa
The airport code PPG is the IATA identifier for Pago Pago International Airport. You may also find it referred to as Pago Pago Airport (PPG).
Pago Pago International Airport (PPG) serves Pago Pago, American Samoa, in the Asia Pacific fuel pricing region. It provides essential air connectivity for travelers in the area.
PPG is the IATA airport code for Pago Pago International Airport, located in Pago Pago, American Samoa. The airport is situated at coordinates 14.3310°S, 170.7100°W. The current jet fuel price in the Asia Pacific region is $5.15/gallon as of 2026-05-16.
Current Jet Fuel Price (Asia Pacific)
$5.15/gallon
⚠️ Global Fuel Price Surge 2026: Prices affected by 108%
Airport Information
- IATA Code
- PPG
- City
- Pago Pago
- Country
- American Samoa
- Timezone
- Pacific/Pago_Pago
- Latitude
- -14.3310°
- Longitude
- -170.7100°
- Type
- airport
- Fuel Region
- Asia Pacific
Flight Distances & Estimated Fuel Costs from PPG
Estimated fuel costs based on current jet fuel prices and standard narrowbody aircraft consumption.
| Destination | Distance | Est. Fuel Cost | Fuel Surcharge* |
|---|---|---|---|
| FGI - Apia | 123 km | $1,774 | $4/passenger |
| FTI - Fiti'''uta | 139 km | $2,004 | $4/passenger |
| APW - Faleolo | 151 km | $2,177 | $4/passenger |
| MXS - Savaii Island | 179 km | $2,581 | $5/passenger |
| NTT - Niuatoputapu | 378 km | $5,451 | $11/passenger |
| IUE - Alofi | 535 km | $7,715 | $15/passenger |
| VAV - Vava'''u | 586 km | $8,450 | $17/passenger |
| WLS - Wallis | 605 km | $8,724 | $17/passenger |
| HPA - Lifuka | 718 km | $10,354 | $21/passenger |
| FUT - Futuna Island | 792 km | $11,421 | $23/passenger |
| TBU - Tongatapu | 901 km | $12,992 | $26/passenger |
| EUA - Eua Island | 903 km | $13,021 | $26/passenger |
| VBV - Vanua Balavu | 943 km | $13,598 | $27/passenger |
| LKB - Lakeba Island | 966 km | $13,930 | $28/passenger |
| LUC - Laucala | 996 km | $14,362 | $29/passenger |
| ICI - Cicia | 997 km | $14,377 | $29/passenger |
| TVU - Matei | 1,016 km | $14,651 | $29/passenger |
| LBS - Lambasa | 1,093 km | $15,761 | $32/passenger |
| SVU - Savusavu | 1,100 km | $15,862 | $32/passenger |
| MFJ - Moala | 1,101 km | $15,876 | $32/passenger |
| KXF - Koro Island | 1,107 km | $15,963 | $32/passenger |
| MHX - Manihiki Island | 1,142 km | $16,468 | $33/passenger |
| NGI - Ngau | 1,142 km | $16,468 | $33/passenger |
| LEV - Levuka | 1,186 km | $17,102 | $34/passenger |
| SUV - Nausori | 1,218 km | $17,564 | $35/passenger |
| AIT - Aitutaki | 1,269 km | $18,299 | $37/passenger |
| FUN - Funafuti | 1,275 km | $18,386 | $37/passenger |
| YAS - Yasawa Island | 1,287 km | $18,559 | $37/passenger |
| CIS - Canton Island | 1,290 km | $18,602 | $37/passenger |
| KDV - Vunisea | 1,297 km | $18,703 | $37/passenger |
| TTL - Turtle Island | 1,309 km | $18,876 | $38/passenger |
| NAN - Nandi | 1,322 km | $19,063 | $38/passenger |
| RTA - Rotuma | 1,337 km | $19,280 | $39/passenger |
| PTF - Malolo Lailai Island | 1,347 km | $19,424 | $39/passenger |
| MNF - Mana Island | 1,355 km | $19,539 | $39/passenger |
| RAR - Avarua | 1,384 km | $19,957 | $40/passenger |
| AIU - Atiu Island | 1,477 km | $21,298 | $43/passenger |
| PYE - Penrhyn Island | 1,501 km | $21,644 | $43/passenger |
| MOI - Mitiaro Island | 1,511 km | $21,789 | $44/passenger |
| MUK - Mauke Island | 1,558 km | $22,466 | $45/passenger |
| MGS - Mangaia Island | 1,592 km | $22,957 | $46/passenger |
| AIS - Arorae | 1,891 km | $27,268 | $55/passenger |
| TMN - Tamana | 1,968 km | $28,379 | $57/passenger |
| MAU - Maupiti | 1,993 km | $28,739 | $57/passenger |
| NIG - Nikunau | 2,025 km | $29,201 | $58/passenger |
| BOB - Bora Bora | 2,045 km | $29,489 | $59/passenger |
| BEZ - Beru Island | 2,053 km | $29,604 | $59/passenger |
| RFP - Raiatea Island | 2,078 km | $29,965 | $60/passenger |
| RMT - Rimatara | 2,099 km | $30,268 | $61/passenger |
| FTA - Futuna Island | 2,106 km | $30,369 | $61/passenger |
* Estimated fuel surcharge per passenger. Actual surcharges vary by airline and booking class.
How Jet Fuel Prices Affect Your PPG Flights
Jet fuel typically accounts for 25-35% of airline operating costs. When fuel prices rise due to global events like conflicts or supply disruptions, airlines pass these costs to passengers through fuel surcharges.
Currently, the Asia Pacific region has jet fuel priced at $5.15/gallon. This is approximately 108% higher than normal due to Brent crude elevated. EIA Gulf Coast jet fuel at $5.21/gal (2026-05-16). Airlines implementing surcharges globally. IATA reports $175/barrel global average.
Tips to Save on Flights from PPG
- Book during periods of lower fuel prices (typically Q1)
- Choose airlines with fuel-efficient aircraft (787, A350)
- Consider nearby alternative airports
- Book direct flights to avoid multiple fuel surcharges
Climate & Weather at Pago Pago
Pago Pago has a tropical climate with warm temperatures year-round, typically ranging from 25°C to 35°C (77°F to 95°F). Travelers should expect humidity and potential monsoon or rainy seasons depending on the time of year. Lightweight, breathable clothing is recommended, and staying hydrated is essential when navigating the airport and surrounding area.
Traveler Guide: Flying Through PPG
Located in the Oceania region, PPG serves travelers across the Pacific Islands. Given the geographic isolation of many Pacific destinations, flight frequency may be limited, and fuel costs can be higher due to supply logistics. Booking well in advance is recommended for peak travel seasons.
Planning Your Trip via PPG
- Arrival time: Arrive 2 hours early for domestic flights, 3 hours for international flights at Pago Pago International Airport
- Ground transportation: Check current gasoline costs for driving to/from PPG
- Fuel impact awareness: The Asia Pacific region currently prices jet fuel at $5.15/gallon — compare this with other regions to understand route pricing
- Alternative airports: The nearest airports to PPG are FGI, FTI, APW — consider these for potentially lower fares