AIRLINES
The international airline of Tahiti and her islands is Air Tahiti Nui, which offers four weekly flights from Australia. Air Tahiti Nui commenced the only non-stop flights from Sydney to Papeete in July 2005, with two weekly flights of about seven hours each Thursday and Saturday.
The airline also operates two weekly code share flights departing Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane each Friday and Sunday via Auckland to arrive in Papeete on Thursday and Saturday respectively.
Air Tahiti Nui's Sydney-Papeete flights connect with its nonstop flights to New York and Los Angeles. Sydney-Tahiti-Los Angeles flights continue to Paris.
All flights by Air Tahiti Nui are operated with three-class Airbus A340 aircraft, featuring in-seat video for every passenger, and multi award-winning cabin service, including being named as "Best Pacific Airline" for three consecutive years in the global Skytrax Airline Awards.
For more information about Air Tahiti Nui, visit www.airtahitinui.com.au
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Air New Zealand is the South Pacific's largest carrier and flies to Papeete two times a week from Auckland with up to 12 connecting flights from Australian ports, including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Cairns.
Air New Zealand offers an extensive network across New Zealand and the Pacific Islands with flexible fares and schedules that allow passengers to combine a holiday in Tahiti with stopovers in New Zealand and the Cook Islands.
Air New Zealand operates a mixed fleet of aircraft between Australia and Papeete including Airbus A320s, and Boeing 747-400, 767-300 and 777-200ERs all matched with Air New Zealand's trademark award-winning in-flight service.
For more information about Air New Zealand, visit www.airnewzealand.com.au
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