Photo / SuppliedAviation, tourism and energy writer for the NZ HeraldAir Tahiti Nui is returning to New Zealand with freight services from next month. Freight services will begin on June 10 after the airline won a New Zealand Government freight scheme bid. Key exports from New Zealand to Tahiti include; meat, meat products, dairy, fruit, flowers and air freighted livestock, especially poultry. Air Tahiti Nui's first Tahitian Dreamliner entered service in September 2018. While the French Polynesian border remains closed to New Zealand, passengers can apply for exceptional circumstances for travel for repatriation, or family or medical evacuation reasons.

Source: New Zealand Herald May 24, 2021 19:30 UTC