You can check your flight booking details by visiting the airline’s official website or app and entering your booking reference/PNR and last name under “Manage Booking” or “My Trips.” If you booked through a travel site, you can also check there or look for the confirmation email/SMS you received after booking.

You can check your Fiji Airways flight status by visiting the airline’s flight status page and entering your flight number or route and travel date. You can also use third-party trackers like FlightStats or Trip.com for live departure and arrival updates.

You can check into your Fiji Airways flight online through the Fiji Airways website or mobile app by entering your booking reference and last name, usually starting 24 hours before departure. After check-in, you can download or print your boarding pass, or collect it at the airport if needed.

You can contact Fiji Airways customer service by phone, email, or live chat through their website. Common numbers include +1-855-551-1040 (international) and +1-855-551-1040 (USA/Canada), and you can also email [email protected] for booking help.

Yes, you can check flight status online through the airline’s official website or app by entering your flight number or route details. Many airports and flight-tracking websites also provide real-time updates for departures, arrivals, delays, and gate changes.

Fiji Airways luggage allowance depends on your fare and route, but Economy passengers usually get 1 carry-on bag up to 7 kg and, on most international Value fares, 1 checked bag up to 30 kg. Lite fares may not include checked baggage, while Business Class allows more.

You can check in for your flight online through the airline’s website or app by entering your booking reference/PNR and last name, usually 24–48 hours before departure. After check-in, you can download or print your boarding pass or collect it at the airport counter.

Yes, you can check online if your flight is boarding through the airline’s app, website, or airport flight status page, where live updates usually show boarding time, gate number, delays, and departure status.

The new CEO (Managing Director & CEO) of Fiji Airways is Paul Scurrah, who officially took over the role on 1 November 2025.

You can contact an airline through their official website or mobile app using “Contact Us,” live chat, email, or phone numbers listed for customer support, and you can also reach them via airport ticket counters or social media pages for quick assistance.

Fiji Airways is fairly strict with baggage rules, especially for carry-on items, and they do check weight and size at the counter or even at the gate, with the usual limit being 7 kg for Economy and extra bags often being moved to checked baggage with fees if you exceed it.

Online check-in is usually better because it saves time, lets you choose seats, and allows you to go straight to security or bag drop instead of standing in long airport queues, while airport check-in is mainly useful if you have baggage issues, special assistance needs, or the airline requires in-person verification.

Fiji Airways extra baggage fees vary by route, but generally buying extra bags online costs about FJD 100–420 (≈ USD 45–200) per additional piece, while paying at the airport is much more expensive, often around USD 150–250+ per bag on long-haul routes like USA or Australia flights, depending on weight and destination, so it’s always cheaper to pre-book extra baggage online before travel.

Fiji Airways does not allow dangerous or restricted items such as explosives, flammable liquids, gases, toxic chemicals, weapons (guns, knives, stun devices), sharp tools, and any illegal drugs in either cabin or checked baggage. Items like power banks are also restricted in checked luggage and must be carried in cabin only, and even there their use may be limited for safety reasons. Sports equipment, batteries, and oversized or hazardous items may require airline approval or special handling, so it’s always best to check their official prohibited items list before flying.

Fiji Airways is fairly strict with carry-on weight, especially for Economy, where the limit is 7 kg total and bags are often weighed at check-in or even gate, with oversize or overweight bags usually required to be checked in with extra fees. They don’t usually allow much flexibility, so it’s best to stay under the limit and avoid packing heavy items in your cabin bag.

Yes, you can usually bring 1 carry-on bag (up to 7 kg) plus 1 small personal item like a backpack, laptop bag, or handbag on Fiji Airways, as long as both fit the size limits and your backpack is considered a personal item rather than a second full carry-on.

Fiji Airways is generally ranked around the top 25–35 airlines in the world, depending on the year and ranking system, and in the Skytrax World Airline Awards 2025 it was around 31st globally, while also being consistently rated a 4-star airline for service quality.

Yes, on Fiji Airways you generally get free drinks onboard, including soft drinks, tea, coffee, juice, and often free beer or wine in Economy on international flights, while Business Class also includes a wider selection like spirits and cocktails depending on the route.

Yes, most passengers find Fiji Airways food good to very good for airline standards, especially on long-haul flights where meals are usually hot, well-presented, and include options inspired by Fijian flavors, with Economy being decent and Business Class often described as restaurant-quality; reviews highlight that while it’s not fine dining, the taste, portions, and service are generally better than average compared to many international airlines.

Yes, you can pay to enter the Fiji Airways Premier Lounge at Nadi Airport if you’re not eligible through Business Class or status, and it’s usually available as a walk-in day pass for a fee (around FJD 99–135 or about USD 49–90 depending on the service and time).

Fiji Airways serves complimentary meals and drinks on all flights, with Economy usually getting hot meals or snack boxes (like wraps, rice dishes, or curry-style meals) plus tea, coffee, soft drinks, and sometimes beer or wine on international routes. On long-haul flights you may get two meal services, often including options like chicken curry, beef, vegetarian meals, and Fijian-inspired dishes, while Business Class offers more gourmet, restaurant-style Pacific Rim meals such as grilled fish, chicken curry, tropical salads, and desserts.

Yes, it is often cheaper to upgrade at the airport or via last-minute offers than buying Business Class at the time of booking, because airlines like Fiji Airways try to sell unsold premium seats through check-in or gate upgrades at lower fixed prices or bids; however, it’s not guaranteed and depends on seat availability, so sometimes it can still be expensive or unavailable compared to advance upgrade options or “Bula Bid” offers sent before the flight.

Fiji Airways seat comfort is generally considered good in Business Class and average to decent in Economy, depending on the aircraft; Business Class on newer A350 planes is very comfortable with fully lie-flat seats, good privacy, and space to sleep well, while older A330 Business seats are slightly less modern but still roomy and fine for long flights. Economy seats are slim but fairly comfortable for medium-to-long haul, with decent legroom (around 31 inches on many flights), though they can feel a bit narrow on long journeys, especially when the cabin is full. Overall, it’s viewed as a comfortable full-service airline, better than many budget carriers but not ultra-luxury in Economy.

Fiji Airways Economy seats are typically about 31–32 inches (79–81 cm) of seat pitch and around 17–18 inches (43–46 cm) wide, depending on the aircraft (A330 or A350). In simple terms, that’s standard long-haul economy space—enough for average comfort, with legroom that’s fairly typical for international flights but not extra spacious.

You can pick your seat on Fiji Airways by going to the airline’s “Manage Booking” section on their website or app, entering your booking reference (PNR) and last name, then opening your trip and selecting “Seat Selection” to choose from the seat map; you can do this during booking, after booking, or even at online check-in, but some seats may cost extra depending on your fare, while others are free if included.

Yes, on Fiji Airways they usually try to seat passengers on the same booking together or at least close to each other, especially families, but it is not guaranteed unless you select seats in advance or pay for seat selection; if the flight is full, the system may split seats and only adjust them later at check-in or the gate.

Yes, Fiji Airways seats are generally comfortable but not luxurious in Economy—they use modern slimline seats with about 31–32 inch legroom, which is standard for long-haul flights, so most passengers find them fine for medium to long journeys but a bit tight on very long flights, while newer planes like the A350 feel more comfortable and quieter, especially in window or exit-row seats.

You can usually check in for a Fiji Airways international flight 48 hours before departure and up to 4 hours before the flight online, while airport check-in typically opens about 3 hours before departure and closes 1 hour before takeoff, so it’s best to arrive early if checking in at the airport.

For most international flights, 2 hours before departure is usually the minimum safe time for airport check-in, especially if you already have your boarding pass and no checked baggage, but it can feel rushed during peak times or busy airports like Nadi or major hubs, where queues and security can take longer; airlines often recommend arriving 3 hours early for international flights to avoid stress and ensure you don’t miss cut-off times for baggage drop and boarding

Yes, drinks on Fiji Airways are generally free on all flights, including soft drinks, tea, coffee, juice, and usually beer or wine in Economy on international routes, while Business Class also includes spirits, cocktails, and a wider premium selection.

Yes, you can usually choose or change your seat during online check-in on Fiji Airways, but it depends on your fare and availability—some seats are free, some cost extra, and if you don’t select one in advance, the system will automatically assign you a seat for free at check-in, which may not be your preferred spot or next to your travel companion.

Fiji Airways serves complimentary full meals and drinks on international flights, with Economy usually getting a hot main meal (like chicken curry, fish, pasta, rice dishes, or vegetarian options), a small dessert, and bread, along with tea, coffee, juice, soft drinks, and often beer or wine. The menu is often influenced by Pacific and Indo-Fijian flavours, such as coconut-based curries, grilled fish, and tropical ingredients, while Business Class gets upgraded multi-course, restaurant-style meals with dishes like grilled mahi mahi, chicken curry, and desserts like cheesecake.

Fiji Airways allows economy passengers 30kg of checked baggage on international flights and 20kg on domestic flights, business 40kg international/25kg domestic, plus 7–10kg of carry-on depending on class; overweight or oversized bags incur extra fees, and special items like sports gear or pets require advance notice.

Yes, on Fiji Airways you can bring one carry-on bag plus one personal item like a backpack, laptop bag, or handbag, as long as the carry-on and personal item together meet the class weight and size limits.

Most airlines, including Fiji Airways, generally prohibit liquids over 100ml in carry-on, raw meats, fresh fruits, vegetables, and items that can spoil or leak; solid foods like sandwiches, snacks, and packaged goods are usually allowed, but rules vary by country and destination.

Fiji Airways economy seats are typically about 17–18 inches wide with a pitch (legroom) of 31–32 inches, while business class seats are 21–22 inches wide and offer 38–40 inches of pitch, with some long-haul aircraft featuring lie-flat seats.

Yes, Fiji Airways allows passengers to choose seats during booking or later online, though some preferred or extra-legroom seats may incur an additional fee, while standard seats are usually free to select.

You can get a Fiji Airways upgrade by using frequent flyer points, paying for an upgrade during booking or at check-in, or taking advantage of promotional offers, though availability is limited and usually offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

Fiji Airways is generally well-regarded for friendly service, reliability, and safety, with a strong reputation for connecting the South Pacific region, though some passengers note that in-flight entertainment and legroom on smaller aircraft can be limited.

Yes, Fiji Airways provides blankets and pillows on international and long-haul flights, typically in economy, business, and premium classes, but blankets may not be offered on short domestic flights.

Fiji Airways offers Wi-Fi on select aircraft, usually on international routes, with prices ranging from around USD $5–20 depending on data packages or flight duration, while some short domestic flights may not have Wi-Fi at all.

Fiji Airways allows economy passengers 30kg checked baggage internationally (20kg domestically), business 40kg internationally (25kg domestically), plus 7–10kg carry-on depending on class, with overweight or oversized bags subject to extra fees.

Yes, Fiji Airways is strict with carry-on weight and size limits—7kg for economy and 10kg for business internationally, with enforcement at the gate, and overweight or oversized carry-ons may need to be checked and incur fees.

The cost of an extra bag on Fiji Airways varies by route and weight, but typically starts around USD $50–100 per bag for international flights, with higher fees for heavier or oversized luggage.

Fiji Airways is considered very safe, operating a modern fleet with strong maintenance standards, adherence to international aviation regulations, and a solid safety record with no major accidents in recent decades.

To get cheaper baggage on Fiji Airways, pre-purchase extra baggage online during booking, choose fare bundles that include checked bags, join their loyalty program for allowances or discounts, and avoid paying at the airport, where fees are higher.

Fiji Airways is quite strict with carry-on: economy passengers are limited to 7kg and business to 10kg, with size restrictions, and bags exceeding these limits may have to be checked with extra fees applied.

Yes, on most Fiji Airways international and long-haul flights, seats in business and newer economy aircraft have USB ports or power outlets for charging phones and devices, though some smaller domestic planes may not offer this.

Fiji Airways economy offers standard comfort with 17–18 inch-wide seats, 31–32 inch legroom, complimentary meals on international flights, limited in-flight entertainment on some aircraft, and basic amenities like blankets and pillows on long-haul routes, with a friendly service reputation.

For Fiji Airways, online check-in opens 24 hours before departure for most flights, while airport check-in usually opens 2–3 hours before international flights and 1–2 hours for domestic flights, closing about 60 minutes before takeoff.

Fiji Airways is generally ranked as a mid-tier airline globally, often praised for friendly service, safety, and South Pacific connectivity, but it doesn’t usually appear in top global airline rankings for luxury or extensive international networks.

Fiji Airways has an excellent safety record, with no major fatal accidents in recent decades, operating a modern fleet maintained to international aviation standards, and adhering to strict safety protocols and regulatory oversight.

Fiji Airways is considered good overall, known for friendly service, reliability, safety, and strong South Pacific connectivity, though economy legroom and in-flight entertainment on smaller aircraft can be limited compared to major international carriers.

Fiji Airways is known for connecting the South Pacific with friendly service, safety, and reliability, offering a Fijian hospitality experience, and serving destinations across Fiji, Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and the US.

Fiji Airways operates a mixed fleet of Airbus and Boeing aircraft, including A330s and A350s for long-haul international flights and B737s for regional and domestic routes, along with smaller turboprops for domestic island connections.

Yes, Fiji Airways offers complimentary alcoholic beverages on international and business class flights, while on short domestic flights, alcohol may not be served or may be available for purchase.

Fiji Airways business class seats are wide (21–22 inches), offer 38–40 inches of legroom, recline fully or partially into lie-flat beds on long-haul aircraft, and include extra amenities like premium meals, blankets, pillows, and personal entertainment screens, providing a comfortable and spacious experience.

Fiji Airways business class offers premium, multi-course meals featuring a mix of Fijian and international cuisine, often including fresh seafood, meats, and tropical fruits, with complimentary beverages, presented with attentive service and a focus on quality and presentation.

Yes, on Fiji Airways you can select or change seats after booking through their website or app, though some preferred or extra-legroom seats may require an additional fee.

To avoid paying for seat selection on Fiji Airways, choose standard seats when booking, check in online as early as 24 hours before departure, or let the airline assign a free seat automatically at check-in, avoiding fees for preferred or extra-legroom seats.

Yes, in Fiji Airways economy you can choose a standard seat during booking or online check-in, though some preferred or extra-legroom seats may incur an additional fee.

Before going to Fiji, it’s helpful to know that the islands are remote and spread out, so flights and ferries can be limited, cash is still widely used despite card acceptance, tropical weather can change suddenly, insect repellent is essential, and many resorts are on private islands, so plan logistics carefully to avoid surprises.

Fiji Airways business class serves high-quality, multi-course meals combining Fijian and international dishes, often including fresh seafood, meats, tropical fruits, and desserts, paired with complimentary drinks and presented with attentive service.

Fiji Airways doesn’t operate a traditional “first class” on most flights; their highest class is business/premium, but to upgrade, you can use frequent flyer points, pay for an upgrade during booking or at check-in, or take advantage of occasional promotional offers, with availability limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

Yes, Fiji Airways business class is generally worth it for long flights, offering spacious seats that recline fully or partially, enhanced legroom, premium meals and drinks, priority boarding, and better service, making travel much more comfortable compared to economy, especially on long-haul routes.

Yes, upgrading at the airport can sometimes be cheaper than booking in advance, as airlines like Fiji Airways occasionally offer discounted last-minute upgrades if seats are available, but availability is limited and not guaranteed.

Yes, upgrading to Fiji Airways business class at the check-in desk can sometimes be cheaper than booking in advance, as airlines may offer discounted last-minute upgrades if seats are available, though it’s not guaranteed and depends on flight occupancy.

Fiji Airways business class perks include spacious reclining or lie-flat seats, extra legroom, priority check-in and boarding, premium multi-course meals with drinks, in-flight entertainment, amenity kits, blankets and pillows, and enhanced service throughout the flight.