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Nouméa, 2 March 2025

SITUATION IN THE MIDDLE EAST: INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS CONTINUE

Aircalin confirms that all its flights and international connections will continue as normal, including the route between Nouméa, Bangkok and Paris.
Given the current geopolitical situation in the Middle East, the airline wishes to reassure its passengers, partners and authorities that its flight plans were adjusted as a precautionary measure at the beginning of February. In accordance with international aviation safety recommendations, these flight plans will be adjusted whenever necessary and notifications will be sent in the event of changes to schedules or routes.
Flights operated on this route currently follow a secure itinerary, widely used by international airlines, including overflights of parts of Afghanistan and Pakistan. These flight paths are subject to continuous monitoring and ongoing assessment in coordination with civil aviation authorities and international air traffic control organisations.

Information for customers currently travelling :
The flight schedule remains unchanged. Flight times and frequencies are guaranteed in accordance with the initial, secure operating plan. Any changes will be communicated to our customers in a targeted manner.

Sales network and customer support :
•    Tickets issued by airlines other than Aircalin remain covered by the issuing airlines, in accordance with the applicable rules.
•    Customers holding Aircalin 063 tickets with an itinerary including a flight number operated by Gulf airlines will be rerouted if necessary, with priority given to Aircalin itineraries, with changes at no extra cost.
•    Aircalin teams are available to assist anyone who may be affected or stranded as a result of flight cancellations with any additional transport needs. 
•    For further information, please consult our regularly updated website.

Aircalin is monitoring operations on an ongoing basis in order to adapt its routes in real time if necessary, in accordance with the most stringent international standards.