Australian travellers will have more opportunities to escape the cold weather and enjoy the sunshine as Air Vanuatu adds extra flights to the island nation over the winter period.
The carrier will resume its Thursday and Saturday services from Sydney on 2 and 4 June. Plus the Sunday service from Brisbane will be back in the air from 5 June.
All other schedules will continue to operate at the same frequency, bringing the total to nine flights weekly from Australia to Vanuatu.
The announcement comes as repairs to Vanuatu’s international runway nears completion.
According to Air Vanuatu’s Manager Commercial Australia, Paul Forbes, the carrier is seeing growing interest in Vanuatu amongst Aussie travellers who want to experience the culture, hospitality and environment.
“We have had strong interest over the winter period with greater demand for additional flights.”
Paul Forbes, Air Vanuatu Manager Commercial Australia
“Vanuatu is the perfect holiday destination over winter, offering sunshine and beach experience, and all just over three hours away.
“We are also very excited to offer guests the opportunity to experience our new Boeing 737-800, which now operates on the Sydney and Brisbane to Port Vila routes and delivers a new level of comfort across the Pacific.”
