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Remote airstrip serving France's nuclear test atoll in the Pacific.
- ›Moruroa Atoll was the site of 181 French nuclear tests between 1966 and 1996.
- ›Access to the atoll and its airport is strictly controlled by the French government.
- ›The airport supports ongoing environmental and radiological monitoring missions.
- ›No commercial passenger services are offered at this facility.
- ›The atoll is approximately 1,250 kilometers southeast of Tahiti.
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