Fiji Airways has officially unveiled its first new Airbus A330-300 that will be put into service full time soon on long haul trans-pacific flights.
The configuration sees 313 seats in total with 24 business class + 289 economy and the first 3 routes it will be used on are Auckland, Sydney and Los Angeles.
In addition, the airline announced a number of long haul service expansion plans from the on set of the IATA S16 season:
SFO - new 2 weekly nonstop flights to be launched effective 16JUN
HKG - frequencies increased from 4 to 5 weekly nonstop effective 22JUN
SIN - new 2 weekly nonstop flights to be launched effective 05APR
The configuration sees 313 seats in total with 24 business class + 289 economy and the first 3 routes it will be used on are Auckland, Sydney and Los Angeles.
In addition, the airline announced a number of long haul service expansion plans from the on set of the IATA S16 season:
SFO - new 2 weekly nonstop flights to be launched effective 16JUN
HKG - frequencies increased from 4 to 5 weekly nonstop effective 22JUN
SIN - new 2 weekly nonstop flights to be launched effective 05APR
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