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Pacific.Logcluster@Wfp.Org Available Pacific Flights by Country Updated 5 August 2021 Please note, although we endeavour to provide you with the most up to date information derived from various third parties an d sources, we cannot be held accountable for any inaccuracies or changes to this information. Inclusion of company information in this matrix does no t imply any business relationship between the supplier and WFP / Logistics Cluster, and is used solely as a determinant of services, and capacitie s. Logistics Cluster /WFP maintain complete impartiality and are not in a position to endorse, comment on any company's suitability as a reputable serv ice provider. If you have any updates to share, please email them to: [email protected] Available Pacific Flights by Country Updated 5 August 2021 Region Pacific Island Country Served Airline Type of flight Origin Destination Frequency Dep Day Comments Schedules updated weekly on South Pacific American Samoa Asia Pacific Airlines Cargo Honolulu Pagopago 1 per week Sat http://flyapa.com/sched.asp Schedules updated weekly on South Pacific American Samoa Asia Pacific Airlines Cargo Pagopago Honolulu 1 per week Sat http://flyapa.com/sched.asp South Pacific American Samoa Hawaian Airlines Passenger Honololu Pagopago 2 per week Mon & Thu Available beginning August 2021. South Pacific American Samoa Hawaian Airlines Passenger Pagopago Honolulu 2 per week Mon & Thu Available beginning August 2021. Once daily until 15 August. 11 times a 11/12 per week from 16 August to 3 October and South Pacific Cook Islands Air New Zealand Passenger Auckland Rarotonga Daily week 18-31 October. 12 times per week 4-17 October. Once daily until 15 August. 11 times a 11/12 per week from 16 August to 3 October and South Pacific Cook Islands Air New Zealand Passenger Rarotonga Auckland Daily week 18-31 October. 12 times per week 4-17 October. South Pacific Fiji Air New Zealand Passenger Nadi Auckland 1 per week Sat South Pacific Fiji Fiji Airways Cargo Nadi Port Vila 1 per week TBC South Pacific Fiji Fiji Airways Cargo Nadi Singapore 1 per 2 weeks TBC Fiji Airways will continue to operate a number of Special Flights until Tuesday South Pacific Fiji Fiji Airways Cargo Nadi Sydney 3 per week TBC 31st August 2021, to enable foreigners and approved persons to depart Fiji. South Pacific Fiji Fiji Airways Cargo Port Vila Nadi 1 per week TBC South Pacific Fiji Fiji Airways Cargo Singapore Nadi 1 per 2 weeks TBC Fiji Airways will continue to operate a number of Special Flights until Tuesday South Pacific Fiji Fiji Airways Cargo Sydney Nadi 3 per week TBC 31st August 2021, to enable foreigners and approved persons to depart Fiji. Fiji Airways will continue to operate a number of Special Flights until Tuesday South Pacific Fiji Fiji Airways Passenger / Cargo Auckland Nadi 3 per week TBC 31st August 2021, to enable foreigners and approved persons to depart Fiji. Fiji Airways will continue to operate a number of Special Flights until Tuesday South Pacific Fiji Fiji Airways Passenger / Cargo Hong Kong Nadi 1 per week TBC 31st August 2021, to enable foreigners and approved persons to depart Fiji. Fiji Airways will continue to operate a number of Special Flights until Tuesday South Pacific Fiji Fiji Airways Passenger / Cargo Los Angeles Nadi 3 per week TBC 31st August 2021, to enable foreigners and approved persons to depart Fiji. Fiji Airways will continue to operate a number of Special Flights until Tuesday South Pacific Fiji Fiji Airways Passenger / Cargo Nadi Auckland 3 per week TBC 31st August 2021, to enable foreigners and approved persons to depart Fiji. Fiji Airways will continue to operate a number of Special Flights until Tuesday South Pacific Fiji Fiji Airways Passenger / Cargo Nadi Hong Kong 1 per week TBC 31st August 2021, to enable foreigners and approved persons to depart Fiji. Fiji Airways will continue to operate a number of Special Flights until Tuesday South Pacific Fiji Fiji Airways Passenger / Cargo Nadi Los Angeles 3 per week TBC 31st August 2021, to enable foreigners and approved persons to depart Fiji. South Pacific Fiji WABS Pacific Pte, Ltd Passenger Port Moresby Nadi ad hoc 09 October, 2021 Repatriation flights South Pacific French Polynesia Air Tahiti Nui Passenger Los Angeles Papeete ad hoc TBC South Pacific French Polynesia Air Tahiti Nui Passenger Papeete Los Angeles ad hoc TBC South Pacific French Polynesia Air Tahiti Nui Passenger Papeete Paris 6 per week TBC South Pacific French Polynesia Air Tahiti Nui Passenger Paris Papeete 6 per week TBC South Pacific French Polynesia Aircalin Passenger Noumea Papeete ad hoc 19 August, 2021 South Pacific French Polynesia Aircalin Passenger Papeete Noumea ad hoc 18 August, 2021 Repatriation flight. South Pacific French Polynesia French Bee Passenger Papeete Paris 3 per week Mon, Thu & Sat Technical stop at Vancouver. South Pacific French Polynesia French Bee Passenger Paris Papeete 3 per week Wed, Fri & Sun Technical stop at Vancouver. South Pacific French Polynesia Hawaian Airlines Passenger Honololu Papeete 1 per week Sat Available beginning August 2021. South Pacific French Polynesia Hawaian Airlines Passenger Papeete Honolulu 1 per week Sat Available beginning August 2021. South Pacific French Polynesia United Airlines Passenger / Cargo Papeete San Francisco 3 per week Tue, Thu & Sat South Pacific French Polynesia United Airlines Passenger / Cargo San Francisco Papeete 3 per week Tue, Thu & Sat South Pacific Kiribati - South Pacific Nauru Nauru Airlines Passenger / Cargo Brisbane Nauru 1 per 2 weeks Fri South Pacific Nauru Nauru Airlines Passenger / Cargo Nauru Brisbane 1 per 2 weeks Fri South Pacific New Caledonia Air Vanuatu Passenger Port Vila Noumea 1 per 2 weeks Thu South Pacific New Caledonia Aircalin Cargo Auckland Noumea 1 per week Tue & Sat South Pacific New Caledonia Aircalin Cargo Narita Noumea 3 per week Tue, Fri & Sun South Pacific New Caledonia Aircalin Cargo Noumea Auckland 1 per week Tue & Sat South Pacific New Caledonia Aircalin Cargo Noumea Sydney 2 per week Thu South Pacific New Caledonia Aircalin Cargo Sydney Noumea 2 per week Thu South Pacific New Caledonia Aircalin Passenger Wallis Noumea ad hoc 5 & 12 August 2021 Repatriation flight. South Pacific New Caledonia Aircalin Passenger / Cargo Noumea Narita 3 per week Tue, Fri & Sun South Pacific Niue Air New Zealand Passenger Auckland Niue 1 per 2 weeks Tue South Pacific Niue Air New Zealand Passenger Niue Auckland 1 per 2 weeks Mon South Pacific Pitcairn - South Pacific Samoa Air New Zealand Passenger Apia Auckland 1 per week Thu/Fri South Pacific Solomon Islands - South Pacific Tonga Air New Zealand Passenger Nuku'alofa Auckland 1 per week Tue/Wed South Pacific Tuvalu - South Pacific Vanuatu Air Vanuatu Passenger Auckland Port Vila 1 per 2 weeks Fri South Pacific Vanuatu Air Vanuatu Passenger Brisbane Port Vila 1 per 2 weeks Wed South Pacific Vanuatu Air Vanuatu Passenger Noumea Port Vila 1 per 2 weeks Thu South Pacific Vanuatu Air Vanuatu Passenger Port Vila Auckland 1 per 2 weeks Fri South Pacific Vanuatu Air Vanuatu Passenger Port Vila Brisbane 1 per 2 weeks Wed South Pacific Wallis and Futuna Aircalin Passenger Noumea Wallis ad hoc 5 & 12 August 2021 Repatriation flight. Commonwealth of the Northern North Pacific Asiana Airlines Cargo Incheon Saipan 1 per week Sat Available until 31 August 2021. Mariana Islands Commonwealth of the Northern North Pacific Asiana Airlines Cargo Saipan Incheon 1 per week Sat Available until 31 August 2021. Mariana Islands Region Pacific Island Country Served Airline Type of flight Origin Destination Frequency Dep Day Comments Commonwealth of the Northern North Pacific T'way Air Passenger Incheon Saipan 1 per week Thu Mariana Islands Commonwealth of the Northern North Pacific T'way Air Passenger Saipan Incheon 1 per week Thu Mariana Islands Commonwealth of the Northern North Pacific United Airlines Passenger / Cargo Guam Saipan 10 per week Mon, Wed & Fri - Sun Mariana Islands Commonwealth of the Northern North Pacific United Airlines Passenger / Cargo Guam Saipan 12 per week Mon - Sun Mariana Islands North Pacific Federated States of Micronesia Asia Pacific Airlines Cargo Guam Pohnpei 1 per week Sat North Pacific Federated States of Micronesia United Airlines Passenger / Cargo Guam Chu'uk 4 per week Mon & Thu North Pacific Federated States of Micronesia United Airlines Passenger / Cargo Guam Pohnpei 2 per week Sat North Pacific Federated States of Micronesia United Airlines Passenger / Cargo Guam Yap 1 per week Sun North Pacific Federated States of Micronesia United Airlines Passenger / Cargo Kwajalein Kosrae 2 per week Tue North Pacific Federated States of Micronesia United Airlines Passenger / Cargo Majuro Pohnpei 2 per week Fri Schedules updated weekly on North Pacific Guam Asia Pacific Airlines Cargo Guam Honolulu 4 per week Sun, Wed & Sat http://flyapa.com/sched.asp Schedules updated weekly on North Pacific Guam Asia Pacific Airlines Cargo Guam Narita 1 per week Thu http://flyapa.com/sched.asp Schedules updated weekly on North Pacific Guam Asia Pacific Airlines Cargo Honolulu Guam 7 per week Sun - Sat http://flyapa.com/sched.asp Schedules updated weekly on North Pacific Guam Asia Pacific Airlines Cargo Kwajalein Guam 1 per week Sat http://flyapa.com/sched.asp North Pacific Guam Japan Airlines Cargo Guam Narita 14 per week Daily North Pacific Guam Japan Airlines Cargo Narita Guam 14 per week Daily North Pacific Guam Korean Airlines Passenger Guam Incheon ad hoc Fri North Pacific Guam Korean Airlines Passenger Incheon Guam ad hoc Thu North Pacific Guam Philippine Airlines Passenger Guam Manila 2 per week Mon &
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