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View / Download South Pacific Our Islands FLIGHT INFORMATION International Air Carriers are yours to DESTINATION AIRLINE INBOUND FROM FLIGHTS AVERAGE DESTINATION AIRLINE INBOUND FROM FLIGHTS AVERAGE FLIGHT TIME FLIGHT TIME American Samoa Hawaiian Airlines Honolulu 2 - 4 depending on 5h 40m NEW Sydney 4 2hrs 58mins Qantas Season CALEDONIA Brisbane 1 2hrs 19mins Cook Islands Auckland 9 3h 55m Air Vanuatu Port-Vila 4 1hr 10mins discover. Air New Zealand Sydney 1 6 hours Air New Zealand Auckland 5 1hr 35mins Los Angeles 1 10 hours Brisbane 3 2hrs 19mins Air Tahiti Papeete 1 2h 40m Sydney 4 2hrs 58mins Jetstar Auckland 2 3h 55m Air Calin / Air Auckland 4 2hrs 45mins Auckland 3 3h 55m Caledonie Virgin Australia Tokyo 8 9hrs 9mins Christchurch 1 (Until 8 October) 4h 35m Osaka 2 9hrs 17mins FIJI Sydney 7 4hrs Jetstar Port-Vila 3 1hr 10mins Coolongata 3 4hrs 11mins NIUE Air New Zealand Auckland 2 3 hrs 35mins Sydney 7 4hrs PAPUA NEW Cairns via Brisbane 6 1h 45mins Virgin Australia Brisbane 7 3hrs 30mins GUINEA Qantas/Codeshare Sydney/BNE 5 4 hrs Melbourne 7 6hrs 55mins Virgin Australia Cairns 5 1h 25mins Auckland 7 3hrs Singapore 4 Air New Zealand Christchurch 3 3hrs 55mins Phillipine Airline Tokyo 2 Wellington 3 3hrs 35mins Manila 2 Air Caledonie Noumea 3 13hrs 10mins Hong Kong 3 Air Niugini Bali 1 4 - 7 hrs Air Niugini Port Moresby 2 12hrs 55mins Fiji 2 Air Vanuatu 1 2hrs 15mins Sydney 2 Air Vanuatu/Fiji Port Vila 4 2hrs 15mins Brisbane 7 Link Virgin Australia Cairns 7 Vanuatu 1 Nauru Airline Nauru 1 3hrs 29mins Solomon Island 1 Solomon Airline Honiara 1 3hrs SAMOA Air New Zealand Auckland 7 3hrs 30mins Apia 8 2hrs 15mins FLIGHT INFORMATION Nadi 7 2hrs 50mins Tongatapu 5 2hrs 5mins Fiji Link/Fiji Airways Fiji Airways Honolulu 1 6hrs Vavau 2 2hrs 10mins Suva 1 2hr 35m Domestic Air Carriers Tarawa 2 3hrs Brisbane Kiritimati 1 4hrs 35mins Virgin Australia Sydney 2 3hrs 30mins DESTINATION AIRLINE ROUTE FREQUENCY AVERAGE TIME Funafuti 2 2hrs 35mins Auckland Manu'a Islands Port Vila 6 2hrs 35mins Sydney 2 AMERICAN SAMOA Polynesian Airlines Fagalii 7 30mins Honiara 1 3hrs Samoa Airways Auckland 6 Apia 45mins Sydney 16 4hrs 35mins Tonga 2 Aitutaki Brisbane 7 4hrs 15mins Talofa Airways PagoPago 5 Atiu Melbourne 7 4hrs 15mins SOLOMON Port Moresby 5 2 hrs COOK ISLANDS Mangaia Adelaide 2 6hrs 10mins ISLANDS Air Niugini Air Rarotonga Port Vila 1 2 hrs Mitiaro Auckland 11 3hrs 10mins Fiji Airways Nadi 1 3 hrs Mauke Christchurch 3 4hrs 05mins Fiji Airways Brisbane 4 3hrs 15mins Manihiki Wellington 2 3hrs 45mins Solomon Airlines Nadi 1 3 hrs Air Wakaya Ltd Hong Kong 5 10hrs 30mins Port Vila 1 2 hrs Heli Tours Honolulu 3 6hrs 30mins Virgin Blue Brisbane 2 3 hrs Air Laucala Los Angeles 7 10hrs 45mins TONGA Air New Zealand Auckland 6 (Except Sunday) 3 hrs Island Hoppers Singapore 2 10hrs 10mins Nadi 5 2hrs 5mins FIJI Fiji Link San Francisco 2 10hrs 30mins Fiji Airways Suva 5 1hr 50mins Northern Air Service Charters Ltd FRENCH 5 (Low Seasonality) Paris - LAX 22hrs Virgin Australia Sydney 2 5 hrs POLYNESIA Air Tahiti Nui 7 (High Seasonality) Pacific Island Air Ltd TUVALU Fiji Airways Suva 2 2hrs 35mins Los Angeles 13 8hrs Turtle Airways Ltd VANUATU Air Calin Noumea 2 50mins Paris - LAX 3 22hrs Vatuvara Air Private Charters Air France Air Niugini Honiara 2 2 hrs Los Angeles 3 8hrs Guam/Chuuk/Pohnpei 1 Auckland 3 3hrs 30mins United Airlines Hawaiian Airlines Honolulu 1 5hrs 30mins FEDERATED STATES Pohnpei/Chuuk/Guam 1 Brisbane 2 3 hrs LATAM Santiago - Easter Island 1 10hrs 30mins OF MICRONESIA Majuro/Kosrae/Chuuk/Pohnpei 1 Air Vanuatu Nadi 1 2hrs 30mins Nauru Air Air Tahiti Nui Auckland 3 5hrs 30mins Pohnpei/Chuuk/Kosrae 1 Noumea 4 1hr 10mins Air New Zealand Auckland 3 5hrs 30mins Air Kiribati Sydney 5 3hrs 40mins Air Tahiti Nui Tokyo 2 11hrs KIRIBATI Coral Sun Airways Nadi 4 2hrs 35mins Air Calin Nouméa 1 6hrs Fiji Airways Fiji Airways Nadi/Kiritimati 1 Suva 2 2hrs 45mins Air Tahiti Rarotonga 1 2hrs 30mins MARSHALL IS. 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