Australia’s capital, Canberra has become the newest to join the Fiji Airways comprehensive network of direct international destinations with the inaugural flight departing Nadi this morning.
The national airline now offers twice weekly flights, marking an exciting development for both countries, strengthening tourism, trade, people to people connections, Government relations and cargo transportation.
Chief executive and managing director Andre Viljoen said with its world-renowned hospitality and award-winning service, Fiji Airways is set to deliver an exceptional Fijian experience to guests flying between these two vibrant destinations.
“This direct service will provide customers with enhanced connectivity and convenience, offering seamless access to the stunning islands of Fiji and the capital city of Australia.”
Fiji Airways has also opened up a new transit point for the people of Canberra to travel onwards to other parts of the world.
“We are thrilled with this new service, which further establishes our presence in the Australian market. It will undoubtedly boost the tourism industry in both countries, opening up opportunities for people to explore the diverse cultures, stunning landscapes and warm hospitality that Fiji has to offer.”
He added that additionally, it will provide a convenient gateway for Fijians to discover the unique attractions and experiences Canberra has in store.
With the commencement of its twice weekly flight to Canberra, the national airline now provides a comprehensive network of services in Australia with flights to all major cities, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide.
Fiji Airways now flies direct to 23 international destinations.
