Air Caledonie

Air Caledonie was established in 1954. The New Caladonian island republic launched it's flagship airline on 25 September, 1955 as Transpac and for 13 years was known under this name. In 1968, the Airline rebranded itself Air Caladonie. When the airlines reorganization process was taking place, the airlines majority shareholder emerged as the New Caledonian Government. The Territorial Government of New Caledonia has a 50.28% interest in the airline. The New Caledonian island provinces have an invested interest of 43.31%, private investors-various have a 4.32% interest in the airline and Air France has a 2.09% interest.

Air Caledonie is certified under the French Civil Aviation Authority in Paris, France.As of March 2007, Air Caledonie had 225 employees. Air Caledonie has intergrated Aeropack airlines management system for fleet operations systems. Magenta Airport is the Hub Airport of Air Caledonie. Airline fleet size as of this article is 4, and Air Caledonie serves 11 destinations. Noume'a, New Caledonia is the headquarters for the airline.

Air Caledonie has international flights departing from:
Sydney

Air Caledonie flys to:
Auckland, Osaka, Noumea

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Twitter: From user 'DJ_GAZ_I'

Par Hasard si quelqu'un travaille ou a de la famille bien placée chez Air Calédonie faites moi signe ! petit service à demander...

Gallic meets the Pacific - Sydney Morning Herald

The city has some of the best French restaurants in the southern hemisphere and the balmy night air is syncopated by music in bars and nightclubs overlooking the lagoon. New Caledonia might have been called New South France if Captain Cook hadn't ...

Twitter: From user 'rickclic'

Merci pour le follow et à bientôt @JZAMBO2 un regard sur l'Afrique, @MilLamaZo de Nouvelle Calédonie, et @CommEnProvence un petit air du sud