Air Vanuatu

Air Vanuatu is the national airline of Vanuatu. The state owns it. The airline has flown to the islands for nearly 40 years. Vanuatu is an island nation of about 83 islands, and Air Vanuatu links them.

The airline flies a small fleet on domestic routes. The website names two Twin Otter aircraft and one ATR 71. It also says the airline works with other carriers. These partnerships give guests smoother and more frequent connections.

The route map centres on Port Vila. The fare pages show domestic trips from Port Vila to Santo, Tanna, Norsup, Longana, Lamen Bay, Lonorore and Sola. Return trips run in the other direction too. The destination pages cover Efate, Santo and Tanna, with sample itineraries for visitors.

Passengers can handle most steps online. The site lets people book a flight, manage a booking, check in and look up flight status. It also has pages on ID requirements, baggage, dangerous goods, flying with children and special assistance. Another page explains how to ask for a refund.

Air Vanuatu also moves goods. Its domestic cargo service takes parcels and freight between the islands. Customers can ask for a quote before they book. The airline also lists charters, group travel and corporate travel. Group travel is aimed at large parties that find planning hard. Travel agents have their own login.

The airline says tourism is vital to the national economy. It describes its visitors as families, honeymooners and explorers. It also serves business travellers and people visiting loved ones. The airline presents itself as a warm, friendly gateway to the South Pacific.

The website lists schedules, fares and current specials. It also gives details of the sales offices in Port Vila and Luganville, and the ticketing desks at the airports. A feedback form and a careers page sit on the same site.