Financial difficulties have forced Air Vanuatu to halt all operations, replace its board, and appoint an administrator to see if the airline can resume operations again. According to a statement issued on 10 May 2024, the appointment of the administrator came after "a challenging period for the global aviation industry, including labour shortages, inflation affecting input costs, and a global increasing cost of credit enviroment".
Furthermore, the administrator has said it will conduct a fleet and maintenance check to see if the airline can resume operations soon.
Air Vanuatu, which was founded in 1981, has a fleet of one ATR72-600, one Boeing B737-800, and two DHC-6s. Both the ATR and B737 have been parked for maintenance, which has prompted the airline to utilize wet-lease capacity for its flights.
Images: Air Vanuatu
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