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Transportation in Fiji

  • Faiz Khan, Executive Chairman of Airports Fiji Ltd and Fiji Pine Group of Companies

    FIJI, 2015/12/26 Faiz Khan has overseen huge upswings in profitability and performance at the Fiji Pine Group of Companies and Airports Fiji Ltd since he was appointed to chief both organizations. As he spearheads large investments that will further revolutionize both entities, he attributes the success to teamwork and risk management. The Prime Minister has said that in a lot of ways you represent the new Fiji and a new way of doing business, with the talents of all people utilized, regardless of where they’re from, what their ethnicity is, or who they know. I’d like to flip this around and ask: What does the ‘new Fiji’ represent to you? The new Fiji is a place of equal opportunities, where talent is recognized and hard work is rewarded. Before you build a country’s infrastructure, you need to initial have good people. In order to do that you need to care for the people, build capacity and allow people to grow. That is the new Fiji. Fiji has made remarkable economic evolution in recent years, with the increase in 2015 expected to exceed 4% for the third consecutive year. What do you see as the foundations of this ongoing positive economic performance?
  • Fiji Airways to hit milestone this year

    FIJI, 2014/12/05 Fiji Airways, Fiji’s National Airline, is pleased to announce that it will hit a milestone this year. The airline will surpass one million international passengers this schedule year for the initial time in its 63-year history. To celebrate this feat, on December 20, one lucky passenger on a Fiji Airways flight from Nadi will be awarded a one-millionth passenger commemoration souvenir, along with a round-trip ticket to the destination of his or her choice. Stefan Pichler, Fiji Airways Managing Director and CEO, states, “We’re delighted to hit the one-millionth passenger mark for the initial time ever for Fiji Airways’ international flights. It’s a great reflection of the hard work done by our team to increase passenger numbers and revenue. Next year will be even better, as we will offer nearly 1.4 million seats on Fiji Airways; so, at our current load factor of around 85%, we will be able to accommodate around 1.3 million guests on our flights to and from Fiji.”
  • e world's 'Highest Altitude Wedding on an Aeroplane'

    FIJI, 2013/08/11 Fiji Airways, Fiji's national airline is the newest holder of a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title, soaring to 41,000 feet to set the record for the world's 'Highest Altitude Wedding on an Aeroplane'. Five couples exchanged vows on August 7 at 41,000 feet above sea level aboard a brand new Fiji Airways A330 to attain the record. The minimum altitude required to set this new world record was 40,000 feet.