aircraft models
safety cards
airsick bags
postcards
in-flight magazines
airline baggage tags
stickers
teaspoons
badges
airline pins
Unfortunately, as we receive thousands of requests for such items, it is not viable for Air Pacific to send these out to collectors. Some items like the aircraft model are available for sale, and can be purchased at any of our sales outlets. Brochures and magazines are also available on request from our sales outlets, but will not be mailed.
Traveling from/to the United States, the piece system will apply. This limits a passenger to check in 2 pieces of checked baggage, each weighing no more than 32kgs and each piece measuring no more than 62 inches in linear measurement (sum total of length, height & width). The total linear measurement of both pieces of baggage must not exceed 106 inches.
Traveling from/to Canada and all other countries except to/from the United States, the piece system will apply. This limits the passenger to an allowance of 20kgs maximum. Travel between Fiji, Hawaii and Canada, the checked baggage allowance is 30kgs per passenger for economy class and pieces with max weight of 32kgs per piece for business class.
Dangerous Goods are any items that may endanger the safety of aircraft and persons traveling onboard the aircraft.
Items that are usually needed (like toiletries, laptop computers, warm weather garments, etc.) during the flight as long as they are NOT classified as Dangerous Goods.
Malaga hotelsContact the ground staff at the airport of arrival. Tickets and boarding pass and baggage tag will need to be presented. A report will be completed that will allow staff to initiate a bag search using the automated (Worldtracer) baggage tracing system. If bag is located, prompt delivery of the bag will be made with prior notification.
See above.
Regretably Air Pacific does not offer this online service.
An excess baggage fee will apply, contact the local Air Pacific airport office for rates applicable.
Excess baggage fee will apply, alternatively this can be re-packed into smaller baggage within the dimension indicated above (less than 62inches linear).
Only service animals (Guide Dog) allowed in the aircraft cabin, subject to prior notification.
Special needs can be requested at time of booking for certain dietary, medical or religious requirements. Some conditions and restrictions apply. Please contact your nearest Air Pacific office to arrange this. (USA/CANADA 1-800-227-4446)
Passengers carrying needles will need to declare them at the screening point. Where possible documentation or identification to confirm their medical condition should be produced. Medication should have a professionally printed label identifying the medication or manufacturers name or pharmaceutical label affixed.
Clearance is normally required when any piece of medical equipment is to be connected to the aircraft's power supply, and in most cases charges apply. Some battery-operated devices (eg Nebuliser, CPAP machine) do not require medical clearance. However, not all battery or electrically powered equipment can be used onboard so check with Air Pacific first. Electric wheelchairs may need to be disassembled for flight and wet cell batteries are subject to packaging. Hearing aids and pacemakers are safe for use onboard aircraft. Torso supports are available but must be requested when you make your booking. Medical equipment to be used onboard must be made available for inspection a few hours prior to departure and approved for use on board. Normal cabin baggage regulations apply to any medical support equipment to be used in flight.
Air Pacific can organize for the supply of oxygen cylinders onboard if the use of oxygen is required. Oxygen must be requested in advance and extra handling charges apply. Passengers traveling domestically within Australia may provide their own oxygen, however certain conditions apply. Please contact your nearest Air Pacific office for further details. (USA/CANADA 1-800-227-4446)
Blood Circulation and Muscle Relaxation
When you're sitting upright and inactive for a long period of time, several things can happen: The central blood vessels in your legs can be compressed, making it harder for the blood to get back to your heart.
Muscles can become tense, resulting in backaches and a feeling of excessive fatigue during, and even after your flight.
The normal body mechanism for returning fluid to the heart, can be inhibited and gravity can cause the fluid to collect in your feet, resulting in swollen feet after a long flight.
Some studies have concluded that prolonged immobility may be a risk factor in the formation of blood clots in the legs, deep vein thrombosis (DVT). Particular medications and medical conditions may increase the risk of formation of blood clots if associated with prolonged immobility.
Medical research indicates that factors that may give you an increased risk of blood clots in the legs include:
hotel rooms FaroPersonal or family history of DVT.
hoteles en AlbufeiraRecent surgery or injury, especially to lower limbs or abdomen.
Blood disorders leading to increased clotting tendency.
Immobilization for a day or more.
If you are aged above 40 years.
Estrogen hormone therapy, including oral contraceptives.
Pregnancy.
Tobacco smoking.
Former or current malignant disease.
Obesity.
Dehydration.
Heart failure.
Varicose veins.
Recommendations:
If any of these categories apply to you or you have any concerns about your health and flying, we recommend you seek medical advice before traveling.
Compression stockings can assist in preventing swelling of the ankles and feet and they may improve the blood return to the body from the lower legs. You may like to talk to your doctor about this. The stockings may be purchased from medical and surgical supply companies and will need to be individually fitted to your leg measurements.
While in-flight, move your legs and feet for three to four minutes per hour while seated and move about the cabin occasionally.
Do the light exercises recommended in the In flight Workout section of the magazine.
You should carry all medication required for the journey in your carry-on baggage. You should also carry a certificate from your doctor verifying your need for medication.
Most publicly available information is on the site. The “About Air Pacific”, “Travel Services” and “Destination Fiji” sections contain useful information including history, annual reports and management structure. Requests for further information cannot be responded to by e-mail.
Current employment opportunities are listed in the About Us section.
Contacts for Air Pacific offices worldwide and other areas within Air Pacific are listed within the contacts section
FIJI : Air Pacific Limited, Private Mail Bag, Nadi Airport , Fiji
U.S./CANADA, 6080 Center Dr., Suite #490 , Los Angeles , CA 90045