Air Tahiti Nui, a long-haul scheduled airline based in French Polynesia, has ordered an A340-300 aircraft to add to its existing four of the type. The aircraft is due for delivery in June 2005. A commercial agreement has recently been signed with Japan Airlines and will include codeshare flights (from 20 April 2004). The agreement is intended to increase inbound traffic from Asia, particularly from Japan.
By: steve rowell - 7th February 2004 at 22:48
Originally posted by EAL_KING
its nadi
Your thinking of Air Pacific, ATN are based in Tahiti as the name suggests
By: Bmused55 - 7th February 2004 at 18:34
Originally posted by Matthew Murray
I love that livery…
As do I, I think Guy is getting tired of my constant saying that to him LOL!
By: A380!! - 7th February 2004 at 18:09
This airline has alot of growth prospects which its leadership really falls blind to see. Markets in North America, such as Canada (Toronto, Vancouver) could do with a service to the islands. Not only that but cities in Europe like :
*London – Heathrow
*Munich
*Zurich/Geneva
*Athens
Could advantage on the airlines Frankfurt and Paris – Los Angeles services, as well as on to Tahiti and further into asia (i.e Sydney & Tokyo – Narita). This would see the kangaroo demand pour at the airlines feet, provided that its base at Tahiti can handle such increase in people connecting onto other flights and its fleet can meet the yeild on Europe-LAX-Tahiti-SYD (or Tokyo).
Nevertheless, great airline, great livery as well;)
By: EAL_KING - 7th February 2004 at 17:47
its nadi
By: andrewm - 7th February 2004 at 12:56
To confirm, where again are ATN based? Is it Nadi or Pago Pago by any chance?
By: dartie - 7th February 2004 at 12:38
Thats good it would be good to see them expand services to Australia and maybe to Hong Kong and Singapore!
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