Air Tahiti (VT)

Air Tahiti is accelerating its digital transformation. The carrier is integrating new "Revenue Management" tools to adjust its fares and capacity in real time across its entire network. This collaboration enables the airline to better anticipate passenger demand and optimise aircraft load factor, particularly on the archipelago's busiest routes. Thanks to this technology, the airline is improving operational efficiency during its stopovers and ensuring better seat availability. This deployment directly benefits travellers flying between Tahiti-Faa'a Airport and the many destinations across the archipelagos. By automating the analysis of booking data, Air Tahiti is modernising its services and safeguarding the profitability of its air connections, which are vital to the territory. By adopting these cutting-edge solutions, Air Tahiti is strengthening its commercial performance and ensuring increasingly agile connectivity at the heart of the Pacific.

The Polynesian airlines Air Tahiti Nui and Air Tahiti have signed a codeshare agreement effective 2 June 2026. This agreement allows travellers to book a single ticket combining both Air Tahiti Nui’s international long-haul flights and inter-island flights operated by Air Tahiti to streamline the entire customer journey. Initially, this partnership covers two key direct flights: Bora Bora, served up to six times a day, and Rarotonga in the Cook Islands, with two weekly flights. The flights are operated on ATR 72 aircraft, which are well suited to regional routes. International flights continue to be operated by Air Tahiti Nui on board Boeing 787-9 “Tahitian Dreamliner” aircraft, while Air Tahiti operates the regional segments. This partnership aims to provide a smoother travel experience, particularly for passengers arriving from Europe, the United States or Australia, who can therefore continue directly to their final destination without any formalities or multiple tickets.

The airline Air Tahiti announces the launch of new inter-island flights on all-business ATR 72‑600 aircraft starting in 2026. This initiative will enable the airline to offer an experience tailored to business passengers and frequent travellers between the various islands of French Polynesia. The ATR 72‑600 aircraft will be configured with dedicated amenities for the comfort of business passengers, including more spacious seats and enhanced onboard service. The airline emphasises that this service addresses the growing demand among inter-island travellers for more flexible, faster flights tailored to professional needs. This strategy is part of Air Tahiti’s broader development plan, which aims to modernise its fleet and improve the quality of its onboard service while strengthening its position as French Polynesia’s leading inter-island carrier. Business flights will also help streamline rotations on the busiest routes, while offering an experience distinct from regular tourist and leisure flights.