SkyAirWorld News
SkyAirWorld leads famil to the Solomon Islands
13 May 2008
Brisbane-based airline, SkyAirWorld, celebrated its new Brisbane – Honiara route with a recent media and trade famil to the Solomon Islands. Flying on board the airline’s new E-190 and E-170 Embraer jets, the group of media and product development managers spent four days exploring and conducting site visits in the island nation’s Western Province region.
The trip included some great snorkeling over coral reefs and World War II wrecks, as well as fishing. The group visited many of the islands, including Skull Island and Kennedy Island, named after former US president John F Kennedy who was stranded there during WWII. The group were entertained by local dancers and musicians each night whilst feasting on the outstanding local cuisine of crayfish, crab and kingfish.
Both the Western Province Tourism Board and the Solomon Islands Visitors Bureau extended a warm welcome to the group as they seek to increase tourism to the Solomon Islands.
SkyAirWorld announces enhanced flight schedule between Australia and the Solomon
Islands Brisbane
03 April 2008
SkyAirWorld has announced enhancements to the airline’s flight schedule between
Brisbane and Honiara, in the Solomon Islands, to better serve customer demands.
SkyAirWorld is the only Australian carrier to offer direct flights from Australia
to the Solomon Islands.
From Wednesday 16 April, SkyAirWorld will commence direct flights between Brisbane
and Honiara, making it the only carrier to operate Wednesday flights between the
two cities. The new and improved schedule will now offer services between Australia
and the Solomon Islands five days per week, operating Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday.
From Tuesday 6 May, SkyAirWorld will operate morning departures from Brisbane to
Honiara on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays with a return flight late morning from
Honiara. Flights on Fridays and Sundays depart Brisbane in the evening with a late
evening return flight from Honiara.
The new schedule is a result of recent SkyAirWorld customer feedback and CEO, David
Charlton believes the new flights will better meet customer needs.
“Our new flight scheduling supports SkyAirWorld’s aim to help grow the tourism market
to the Solomon Islands, carrying up to 45,000 passengers per annum between Australia
and the Solomon Islands,” Mr Charlton said.
For a comprehensive overview of the SkyAirWorld flight schedule and booking information,
please visit www.skyairworld.com, or alternatively call 1300 SKYAIR..
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