Fiji Airways’ gift to flyers

by | Jan 4, 2018 | At Leisure

Spend more time at Fiji’s beaches and less at airport

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]It may seem impossible, but Fiji Airways did it: the airline is giving its guests the gift of time.

Fiji’s national carrier launched the innovative “Resort Check-In” feature at the Sofitel Fiji Resort and Spa on Denarau Island, a complimentary service for Fiji Airways flyers.

Guests can now check-in for their flights and secure their boarding passes from the resort lobby. Hotel staff will then transport their luggage to Nadi International Airport.

The last day on the resort is usually a sad one – no one really wants to leave, and very often the holiday vibe is cut short when guests need to leave the resort early to check in at the airport.

By offering a seamless full check-in service at the resort lobby, Fiji Airways gives its flyers more time to experience Fiji’s beauty, making that last vacation day count for more. fijiairways.com

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