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Polynesian Blue Boeing 737-800 (ZK-PBF, "Tapu'itea") at Wellington Airport Polynesian Blue is a Virgin Group airline that flies between Samoa, Australia and New Zealand.

Polynesian Blue currently operate a fleet of 78 modern Boeing 737 and Embraer E170 and E190 E-Jet aircraft.

Polynesian Blue and Air Pacific in Samoa and American Samoa and Pacific Blue New Zealand in Tonga.

polynesian bluePolynesian Blue is a Virgin Group airline, partly owned by the Samoan Government.

Formerly Polynesian Airlines, Polynesian Blue is part of the Virgin Blue Group with the Samoan government holding a substantial shareholding in the airline.

Polynesian Blue (el designator IATA DJ es el mismo que Virgin Blue o que Pacific Blue) es una nueva aerolínea establecida en Apia (Samoa) del Grupo Virgin. (49% es propiedad del gobierno Samoaino).

Polynesian Blue Airlines also known as the International Airline of Samoa is a joint-venture between the Government of Samoa and Virgin Blue.

Polynesian Blue LogoYou can expect great value and friendly service flying with Polynesian Blue, because it's one of the international sister airlines of Virgin Blue.

Pacific Blue and Polynesian Blue offer a winning combination of low fares, great service and a modern aircraft.

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Polynesian Blue Airlines, the joint venture airline between Virgin Blue Airlines and the Government of Samoa, has announced a record pre-tax profit of NZD9.18 million dollars (approximately 16.

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Polynesian Blue is a joint venture between the Samoan Government and Virgin Blue, which is Australia’s second largest airline, it operates under a low cost model and

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Polynesian Blue recently announced a record profit of ST10.5 million tala ($5.

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"The Polynesian Blue board has demonstrated great courage and dedication in ensuring the success of this joint venture.

the impetus created by Polynesian Blue and the government’s focus on building tourism returns.

As a result, the Polynesian Blue Board has also unanimously agreed to pay off one third of the priority loan advanced by Shareholders as part of the launch capital for Polynesian Blue

Pacific and Polynesian Blue are known for their different fare types – Promo, which are usually available during sales, Blue Saver, the recognized everyday low fare, Flexible, a fully transferable choice,

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The airline Polynesian Blue has announced a 7.3 million US dollar profit in the financial year ending 30 March 2007.

no-frills Polynesian Blue now charges extra for food, drinks, and movies.

Blue and Polynesian Blue, now offers a one-stop shop for complete holiday solutions to the Solomon Islands.

Air New Zealand, Air Pacific and Polynesian Blue off a range of flights from New Zealand, Australia, Fiji and Hawaii into Apia, Samoa where visitors can then connect with an Inter Island Airways or

Polynesian Blue and V Australia, is set to undergo a series of operational changes.

Polynesian Blue will operate a modern 737-800 Next Generation aircraft with a special livery to reflect the culture and heritage of Samoa.

Polynesian Blue: “Courage and dedication” can deliver results in the Pacific = 26th February, 2007 Polynesian Blue, the JV airline between the

The Boeing 737-800s operated by Polynesian Blue will be based at its Pacific Blue outfit in New Zealand, while pilots and cabin crew will be recruited both within Polynesian Airlines and externally.

Polynesian Blue said its outlook for the second half of the year was optimistic but the company acknowledged that the first half results were expected to be