Timoci Vula
8 February, 2021, 3:27 pm
An Air NZ flight from Auckland to Sydney on 16 October, 2020. Photo: Supplied / Air New Zealand
Publicly-listed company Free Bird Institute Ltd (FBL) has again signed a contract with Air New Zealand to charter another aircraft scheduled for April 18, 2021.
The charter flight is from Auckland to Nadi and is scheduled to coincide with the Air New Zealand commercial flight arriving at Auckland from Narita on the same day.
In its market announcement released on the South Pacific Stock Exchange, FBL chief financial officer Waisale Iowane said after the success of their last charter flight last December, the institution was excited to be able to provide another flight for their students to come to Fiji.
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Image: PBF
Prominent local beverages company Paradise Beverages (PBF) has renewed its focus in Samoa on producing high quality local beer.
In its market announcement issued by the South Pacific Stock Exchange (SPSE), it stated that from early next year, Coca-Cola trademark beverages produced by PBF’s Samoan subsidiary (Samoa Breweries Limited) would be imported into Samoa from Fiji and New Zealand.
It stated that this would allow Samoa Breweries to focus on brewing and growing the Vailima Brand.
“Samoa Breweries will continue to distribute The Coca-Cola Company’s trademark beverages range but will be able to offer consumers a larger range of beverages, including a significantly expanded range of no sugar and low sugar beverages previously unavailable in Samoa,” the company stated.