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Airlines Operating in the Pacific Updated 2 July 2020 Please note, although we endeavour to provide you with the most up to date information derived from various third parties and sources, we cannot be held accountable for any inaccuracies or changes to this information. Inclusion of company information in this matrix does not imply any business relationship between the supplier and WFP / Logistics Cluster, and is used solely as a determinant of services, and capacities. Logistics Cluster /WFP maintain complete impartiality and are not in a position to endorse, comment on any company's suitability as a reputable service provider. If you have any updates to share, please email them to: [email protected] Airlines Operating in the Pacific Updated 2 July 2020 company restrictions website Air Calin (New Caledonia) See Alert: https://au.aircalin.com/en/breaking-news-covid-19 https://fj.aircalin.com/en# Air Kiribati http://www.airkiribati.com.ki Air Loyaute (New Caledonia) all flights grounded until further notice https://www.air-loyaute.nc Air Marshall Islands No international flights http://www.airmarshallislands.net 26 May: Route Suspensions: Auckland and Apia is currently suspended as a result of local government restrictions. Auckland and Honolulu is suspended until 31 August 2020. Auckland and Nadi is currently suspended as a result of local government restrictions. Auckland and Noumea is currently suspended as a result of local government restrictions. Auckland and Rarotonga is currently suspended as a result of local government restrictions. Auckland and Tahiti is currently suspended as a result of local government restrictions. https://www.airnewzealand.co.nz/travel- Auckland and Tonga is currently suspended as a result of local government restrictions. Air New Zealand alerts?eventid=mszmQ2dGbpRhkGA2lXIX#_ga=2.49066405.267230376.15929708 Christchurch and Nadi is suspended until 31 August 2020. 94-1232798025.1591046957 Wellington and Nadi is suspended until 31 August 2020. Flight Cancellations: Selected flights on the following routes up have been cancelled as the COVID-19 situation continues to develop. Air New Zealand will be in contact with customers directly regarding these cancellations. Please note if your booking was made through a travel agent, you may not receive communication from us directly. Auckland and Niue Rarotonga and Los Angeles Rarotonga and Sydney 22 June: INBOUND FLIGHTS: Under the current SOE, Conditional Approvals have been granted for the below listed inbound International Travel, by the Commissioner of Police and Controller of the State of Emergency PNG: Brisbane to Port Moresby; Cairns to Port Moresby; and Singapore to Port Moresby. Scheduled flights from all other Air Niugini International destinations are currently not approved under the present SoE Controller directives. These will only be introduced as and when the SOE Controller provides clearance. Air Niuguini https://www.airniugini.com.pg/travel-advice/ OUTBOUND FLIGHTS: Air Niugini remains only approved to fly to the below listed international locations under the present SoE Controller directives. Brisbane (5 times per week); Cairns (2 times per week); and Singapore (4 times per week). Scheduled flights to all other Air Niugini International destinations are currently not approved under the present SoE Controller directives. These will only be introduced as and when the SOE Controller provides clearance. Note: The COVID-19 pandemic is unprecedented and the associated entry requirements and restrictions being imposed by relevant Government authorities are beyond the airline’s control. 23 April: Regular flights to/from the islands are canceled and further cancellation will follow the lockdown periods as decided by the Air Tahiti www.airtahiti.aero relevant authorities. Flights to Rarotonga are currently suspended, following a decision of Cook Islands government. 16 Jun: the flights Papeete - Paris - Papeete will finally be operated via Vancouver throughout the month of July: - Flights from Papeete are scheduled on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday - Flights from Paris-CDG are scheduled on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday For the flights Papeete - Los Angeles – Papeete route: From July 14, will operate 3 to 4 flights per week to and from Los Angeles. 12 Jun - Flight Cancellations: Papeete-Auckland and vv - TN101 PPTAKL: all flights due to operate between 28Mar-29Jul 2020 are cancelled - TN102 AKLPPT: all flights due to operate between 29Mar-30Jul 2020 are cancelled https://www.airtahitinui.com/nz-en/schedule-changes-and-cancellations-due- Air Tahiti Nui Papeete-Los Angeles and vv covid-19 - TN008/TN102 PPTLAX: all flights due to operate between 25Mar-12Jul 2020 are cancelled - TN007/TN101 LAXPPT: all flights due to operate between 26Mar-15Jul 2020 are cancelled Papeete-Paris and vv - TN008 LAXCDG: all flights due to operate between 25Mar-30Jun 2020 are cancelled - TN007 CDGLAX: all flights due to operate between 28Mar-02Jul 2020 are cancelled Papeete-Tokyo and vv TN078 PPTNRT: all flights due to operate between 27Mar-03Sep 2020 are cancelled TN077 NRTPPT: all flights due to operate between 29Mar-04Sep 2020 are cancelled 23 March: Air Vanuatu today announced that all international flights to and from Australia and New Zealand are suspended effective Air Vanuatu https://www.airvanuatu.com/news/air-vanuatu-suspends-international-flights immediately. Asia Pacific Airlines See link. http://www.asiapacificairlines.com/scheduler/ 10 June: See link. tps://flyasiana.com/C/PH/EN/customer/notice/detail?id=CM20200610000121957 Asiana Airlines 7#CM202005070001212959 Caroline Islands Air 29 May: All commercial flights to Palau are suspended until further notice. https://www.carolineislandsair.com/ https://www.china-airlines.com/sea/en/discover/news/travel- China Airlines 23 June: See link. advisory?travelAlert=39401-7030 27 May: Fiji Airways, Fiji’s national airline, has announced the cancellation of all international scheduled flights through to the end of July. The cancellations are due to prolonged border closures and travel restrictions as a consequence of the COVID-19 Pandemic. Fiji Airways 19 May: Fiji Airways will operate a repatriation flight between Nadi-Sydney-Nadi on Friday 22nd May https://www.fijiairways.com 11 May: Flight FJ1412 will operate on Wednesday 13 May 2020, departing Auckland (AKL) at 4.40pm and arriving into Nadi at 7.45pm for for Fiji Citizens wishing to return home. 19 June: Given the reopening of the Polynesian borders, we anticipate the gradual resumption of flights to Papeete, starting from July 15, 2020. Consequently, all flights to / from Papeete are canceled until July 14, 2020 included *. All customers affected by these cancellations have been contacted individually by email to advise them of how to postpone their trip or request a voucher. From July 15 until August 1st, 2020: • From Paris Orly to Papeete: 1 weekly flight - departure on Wednesday • From Papeete to Paris Orly: 1 weekly flight - departure on Friday • Excepted for July 30, 2020, from Papeete to Paris Orly: departure on Thursday From August 2 until August 31st, 2020: French Bee https://www.frenchbee.com/en/nos-alertes • From Paris Orly to Papeete: 2 weekly flights – departure on Wednesday and Sunday • From Papeete to Paris Orly: 2 weekly flights – departure on Monday and Thursday The schedule for flights beyond August 31, 2020, will be shared subsequently. If your flight is to be modified or canceled, you will also be informed individually. Please note that, due to the uncertainty linked to the reopening of the American borders, all flights departing from Paris Orly to San Francisco and departing from San Francisco to Paris Orly are canceled until July 15, 2020. All customers affected by cancellations have been contacted by email to be proposed a solution to postpone their flight and or request a credit note. (* With the exception of the special flights from Paris Orly to Papeete via Pointe-à-Pitre on July 8, 2020 and from Papeete to Paris Orly on July 10, 2020, planned for the transport of National Education personnel) June 24, 2020: All French Polynesia, Korea and Japan routes (excluding Chitose) are suspended through July 27 as well. Flights between Hawaiian Airways Honolulu and Chitose are suspended through July 25. http://hawaiianairlines.com/ScheduleChanges.pdf June 17: The American Samoa route has been suspended through July 31 due to extended travel restrictions. Inter Island Airways www.interislandair.com Japan Airlines 29 May: No Charter Operation for Palau http://www.jal.com/ 18 June: As border restrictions across the region remain firmly in place it is necessary to extend the suspension of all Jetstar Asia’s Jetstar https://www.jetstar.com/au/en/travel-alerts scheduled services* until 31 July 2020. https://www.koreanair.com/global/en/about/news/travel_info/2020_01_CN.htm Korean Air 24 June: Due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, Korean Air has reduced or suspended some of its routes. l Lanmei Airlines 29 May: No Charter Operation for Palau https://www.lanmeiairlines.com/ Manu'a Airways (Samoa) www.manuaair.com company restrictions website Nauru Airlines 29 June: One Brisbane-Nauru-Birsbane flight every two weeks from 10 July 2020. https://www.nauruair.com/ 23 June: INTERNATIONAL - (June 23 to 30, 2020) Note: – Certain flights may land in Cebu instead of Manila, due to limited COVID testing slots in Manila. If so, passengers will undergo testing and hotel quarantine in Cebu. PAL will arrange for transfer to Manila (NAIA) for those who receive negative test results, usually https://www.philippineairlines.com/en/aboutus/newsandevents/advisory- Philippine Airlines within 24-48 hours of testing covid19-29may20-63 MANILA – GUAM: PR 110 – June 26 GUAM – MANILA : No flight available https://www.qantas.com/ph/en/travel-info/travel-updates/coronavirus/qantas- 22 June: All scheduled international flights, except for flights between Australia and New Zealand, are suspended until at least the end of international-network- Qantas October 2020, due to government restrictions. All scheduled flights between Australia and New Zealand are suspended until at least mid- changes.html?int_cam=ph%3Acoronavirus%3Aarticle%3Ainternational- July 2020.
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