Air Pacific (2nd) (Fiji) (Nadi) has announced a fleet modification and also new schedules for 2012. The company has been undergoing a reorganization since new CEO Dave Pflieger joined the team.
Air Pacific is adding another new Boeing 737-800 to its fleet, allowing it to retire this Boeing 767-300 ER. The company will also add more flights to Australia and more seats to Hong Kong and New Zealand.
Fijiโs international airline will be returning this leased Boeing 767-300 ER in mid January 2012 and replacing it with an additional Boeing 737-800 that is due to arrive in November 2011.
The additional 737-800 will significantly improve flight schedules to the Australian market and it will also allow the company to put the Boeing 747- 400 back into the Hong Kong market.
Air Pacific is moving from 7 to 13 weekly flights (10 weekly Boeing 737 flights and 3 weekly Boeing 747-400 flights) to Sydney. This will improve same day connections from Nadi International Airport to Fijiโs outer island resorts and hotels.
In addition, starting in January 2012, the Hong Kong route will be flown with Boeing 747-400s allowing Air Pacific to add an additional 165 seats (22%) per week of capacity into this market.
For Nadi-Auckland, the 2012 flight schedule will remain unchanged, but Air Pacific will increase seat capacity on this route by increasing Boeing 747-400 service from one to three flights per week.
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