Air Calin is a French airline company based in New Caledonia in the South Pacific. Air Calédonie has over 10 direct routes and is operating 4 flights weekly between Nouméa and Tokyo. Between Europe and Nouméa, there are connections from Tokyo, Seoul, and Osaka.
Air Calédonie International was established in 1983. The first commercial flight took off in Nouméa and landed in Melbourne. Later that same year flights to Brisban, Nadi, Port-Vila and Wallis were added to the airlines route network. In 1984 Air Calédonie rented an aircraft from Corsair to operate flights to Sydney. In 1988 the airline opened a route to Tahiti. IN 1991 Air Calédonie was the official transport for the Pacific Games in Tahiti.
In the mid-1990s Air Calédonie was renamed Air Calin and was given a new logo and a new image. The airline joined Air France’s rewards program Flying Blue. In 2000 the first flights to Osaka began as well as to Tokyo a year later to accommodate the growing popularity of New Caledonia as a tourist destination. In 2003 the airline ordered its first Airbus. By 2006 the airline was ready to launch itself on-line with a new site and electronic ticketing. Today the airline is mostly owned by Caisse d’Epargne Group.
Infants can travel for 10% of the adult fare while children aged 2-12 travel for 75% of the adult fare. There are frequent regional sales on flights to and from New Caledonia.
| Website: | www.aircalin.nc |
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| Telephone: | +687 26 55 00 |