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SOUTH PACIFIC AIR PASS FOR EUROPE MARKET
Air New Zealand has introduced the South Pacific air pass. It allows clients to fly at fixed prices inside New Zealand, between New Zealand and Australia and between New Zealand and Tahiti, Fiji, Tonga, Cook Islands, New Caledonia, Norfolk Island and Samoa.

The air pass is only available to clients from Europe and is valid through to April 30 2003. Prices start at 60 Euro for domestic New Zealand flights and end at 199 Euro for flights between New Zealand and South Pacific Islands.
(Source: Fiji Visitors Bureau, August 2002)

Rarotonga Air Terminal Improvements to cost NZ$9.5 million
Improvements costing up to NZ$ 9.5 million are to be made to the Rarotonga International Airport terminal. Parts of the present terminal will be substantially altered, while other parts of the project will involve the construction of completely new areas to expand the building, which will remain single storied. The alterations will involve redesigning the present international departure area to become a domestic terminal, as well as revamping the check-in area. There will also be improvements on the international side, with more shops and a larger waiting area.
(Source: Cook Islands News, via SPTO, September 2001)

Second airline expected in Cook Islands soon
The Cook Islands government is expected to license a second airline as soon as the fledgling company, Prime Air Charters, indicates it is ready to begin commercial flying. Prime Air Charters plans to serve several domestic routes within the Cook Islands. The move has been hailed as good for the country because the competition with Air Rarotonga would reduce the cost of internal air travel for Cook Islanders. Prime Minister Dr. Terepai Maoate said the government is receptive to the enterprise because it is in line with the government’s private sector-driven strategy for the economy and also because the airline is externally funded. At a recent meeting, company officials told Dr. Maoate that the new airline plans to serve five island destinations immediately, and later will develop a Northern Group service.
(Source: Pacific Islands Report, via SPTO, June 2001)

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