Next year Fiji Airways will offer passengers the option to purchase round-trip flights between Los Angeles (LAX) and Wellington (WLG), New Zealand.
The new service is made possible by the addition of non-stop flights from Nadi (NAN), Fiji to Wellington. The new Los Angeles–Wellington route brings an additional 328 seats per week between Fiji and New Zealand.
“We have worked with Fiji Airways for a number of years on the opportunity the Wellington market presents and are delighted they have committed to the region,” said Steve Sanderson, CEO, Wellington Airport. “The new service, which will add up to 34,000 seats to Wellington’s market, really demonstrates the demand and growth in international traffic to and from Wellington.”
United States visitors using Wellington as their New Zealand point of entry have increased by 35 percent over the last two years while Wellington residents traveling to Fiji and to the United States have grown by more than 20 percent over the same time period.
In New Zealand, Fiji Airways currently operates up to 13 weekly services between Fiji and Auckland (AKL) as well as two weekly services between Nadi and Christchurch (CHC), which is set to double in capacity next winter.
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