Air Fiji

It operated inter-island services to destinations within the Fijian Islands. Its main base was Nausori International Airport, Suva, with a base at Nadi International Airport.

Air Fiji

IATA ICAO Callsign PC FAJ FIJIAIR
Founded	1967 (as Air Pacific)
Commenced operations	10 July 1967
Ceased operations	1 May 2009
Operating bases	Nadi International Airport Nausori International Airport
Fleet size	5
Destinations	16
Headquarters	Nausori, Fiji
Key people	Sialeni Vuetaki (CEO)

Before being headquartered in Nausori, Air Fiji was headquartered in Suva.

The airline was established in 1967 and started operations on 10 July 1967 as Air Pacific. On 29 March 1971, Air Pacific was renamed Fiji Air and again renamed to Air Fiji in February 1995. It was owned by Aviation Investments (55%), government of Fiji (11%) and other shareholders (34%).

It had 229 employees (at March 2007). Air Fiji suspended operations for two weeks in 2008. Air Fiji ceased operations on 1 May 2009 due to financial issues.

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  An Air Fiji Harbin Y-12 at Matei Airport, Taveuni Island, Fiji. (2004)
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  An Air Fiji Harbin Y-12 landing at Matei Airport, Taveuni Island, Fiji. (2004)

Air Fiji operated the following services (at June 2008):^{[citation needed]}

• Fiji
  • Cicia - Cicia Airport
  • Gau - Gau Airport
  • Kadavu - Kadavu Airport
  • Koro - Koro Airport
  • Labasa - Labasa Airport
  • Lakeba - Lakeba Airport
  • Levuka - Levuka Airfield
  • Malolo Lailai - Malolo Lailai Airport [occasional charter]
  • Mana - Mana Island Airport [occasional charter]
  • Moala - Moala Airport
  • Nadi - Nadi International Airport (Base)
  • Nausori - Nausori International Airport (Base)
  • Rotuma - Rotuma Airport
  • Savusavu - Savusavu Airport
  • Taveuni - Matei Airport
  • Vanuabalavu - Vanuabalavu Airport
• Tuvalu
  • Funafuti - Funafuti International Airport

Terminated destinations

• Fiji
  • Ba - Ba Airport
  • Bua - Bua Airport
  • Deuba - Pacific Harbour Airport
  • Korolevu - Korolevu Airport
  • Natadola - Natadola Airport
  • Ono-i-Lau - Ono-i-Lau Airport
  • Rabi - Rabi Airport
  • Saqani - Biaugunu Airport
  • Vatukoula - Vatukoula Airport
  • Wakaya Island - Wakaya Island Airport

The Air Fiji fleet included the following aircraft (at December 2008):

• Air Fiji Flight 121 - All 17 occupants were killed when this flight, flown on a Embraer EMB 110 Bandeirante aircraft, struck a mountain near Delailasakau , during a domestic flight from Suva to Nadi, July 24, 1999.