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Polynesian Airlines |
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IATA Code |
ICAO Code |
IATA Prefix |
Callsign |
PH |
PAO |
162 |
Polynesian |
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Polynesian Airlines
Apia travel Centre, 2nd Fl
NPF Building
PO Box 599
Beach Road
Apia
Samoa |
Tel.: +685 21261
Fax: +685 24950
SITA:
Email: enquiries@polynesianairlines.ws
Website: www.polynesianairlines.com |
| Type: |
Scheduled, charter, international, regional, domestic, pax, cargo |
| Owner: |
Western Samoa govt (100%) |
| Holdings: |
Polynesian Blue (49%) |
| Employees: |
190 |
| Base: |
Apia (APW) |
| Hubs: |
- |
| Start of ops: |
August 1959 |
| Alliances: |
Air Pacific, Royal Tongan |
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| Polynesian Airlines operates this equipment: |
Executives: |
- 2 x DCH-6 Twin Otter-300
- 1 x Britten-Norman BN2A Islander
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Chairman:
CEO:
Manager Flight Operations: |
Tuilaepa Malielegaoi
Taua Fata Tielu
Eti Laulala |
Polynesian Airlines is the national airline of Samoa and has its headquarters in the Samoa National Provident Fund Building in the capital, Apia. It formerly flew all over the Pacific but with the establishment of Polynesian Blue by the government and Virgin Blue, Polynesian Airlines has restricted itself to shorter flights to neighbouring islands. Its main base is Faleolo International Airport, Apia.
The airline was established in 1959 and started operations in August 1959 with services between Apia and Pago Pago in American Samoa using. The government of Western Samoa acquired a controlling interest in 1971. In February 1995 a commercial alliance with Air New Zealand was signed to develop marketing, sales and operational relationships. Jet operations have been taken over by Polynesian Blue.
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