Nauru Airlines

Nauru Media Bureau reports the facility is located at 89 Pandanus Avenue, Brisbane Airport.

It has a car park area and is easy to find as the name Nauru Airline is visible when following the road. Inside the facility, there are offices for the workers including a maintenance area for the aircraft and spare parts.

It is a big day for Nauru Airlines Corporation and a proud moment for CEO Geoff Bowmaker as it is another accomplishment for the corporation in terms of development.

Invited guest Reverend Rodger Mwareow did the honours in blessing the facility.

Islands Business reports the small operator has expanded services since 2005 and now operates five aircraft on a number of routes.

Geoff Bowmaker, CEO of Nauru Airlines, said the airline had extended services in the region and would conduct further studies before making decisions on further expansion.

“Our (market) research will continue and we’re looking at extending services in the Central Pacific,” Bowman said.

“There are still some bottlenecks which make it difficult for people to move from the north to the south.”

The requirements for the positions are as follows:  

·       20 years of age and above.

·       Male or Female.

·       Willing to work a 7 day roster and have extended time away from the home base of Nauru.

·       The work place environment includes long periods on board the aircraft.

·       Required to attend to other duties on ground as instructed or directed by your Supervisor.

·       Good physical & mental health and well-being.

·       Body weight and height to be in proportion.

These will cover this Saturday, Sunday and Monday, a total of three flights from Brisbane to Nadi

We expect more requests next week, in-between our other work.

“It is great that Nauru can assist Fiji in this way and when this help is much needed” said Nauru Airlines CEO today

Effective 01 January 2016, Nauru Airlines northbound flights operating via Honiara every Friday will allow travellers seamless connections on ‘same plane’ services through to Nauru, Tarawa, Majuro, Kosrae, Pohnpei and Chuuk.

Southbound flights operational every Sunday will offer the same inter-island connections.

Nauru Airlines will operate a Boeing B737-300 aircraft on the new route.

The service, starting today will see Nauru Airlines northbound flights operating via Honiara every Friday linking to Nauru, Tarawa, Majuro, Kosrae, Pohnpei and Chuuk.

Nauru Airlines chief executive, Geof Bowmaker, says the service would provide immense benefits for the travelling public and cargo operators in the region.

“We hope this extra flight helps in getting more families and loved ones together, at this important time of the year” said Geoff Bowmaker, CEO Nauru Airlines when announcing the service. 

This single extra flight will operate on Monday, 21 December.

Nauru Airlines flies twice a week to Fiji.

From PACNEWS