Fiji Link
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Fiji Link is a regional airline based in Fiji, founded in 2006. Operating from hubs at Nadi and Nausori International Airports, it connects islands across the South Pacific using a fleet of twin-engine and regional turboprops, serving essential inter-island routes.
Fleet
Fiji Link (IATA: FJ, ICAO: FJA) is Fiji's regional carrier, established in 2006 to serve the country's scattered island communities. The airline operates a network focused on inter-island connectivity, with primary operations from two main hubs: Nadi International Airport and Nausori International Airport, both critical gateways for regional travel across the South Pacific.
The airline's fleet comprises three aircraft families: the ATR 42 and ATR 72 twin-engine turboprops, known for reliability on regional routes, and the De Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter, a versatile aircraft ideal for remote airstrips with shorter runways. This combination reflects Fiji Link's specialisation in serving isolated communities where larger aircraft cannot operate efficiently.
Fiji Link's role in the regional aviation network emphasises accessibility and frequency on routes connecting smaller islands to the main hubs. The airline prioritises dependable service on challenging routes where infrastructure is limited, making it essential for inter-island travel and supporting Fiji's tourism and economic connectivity.