A Fiji Link flight encountered a flat tyre after landing at Vunisea Airstrip in Kadavu on April 8, according to a confirmation from Fiji Airways. The aircraft, identified as DQ-FJQ, experienced the issue approximately 100 meters from the end of the runway.
Fiji Airways reported that there were two passengers and two crew members on board at the time of the incident. Thankfully, there were no injuries or significant damage sustained by the aircraft. The airline has indicated that its team is working on a recovery plan to address the situation.
This incident highlights the ongoing commitment to safety in Fiji’s aviation sector, where past incidents have demonstrated the effectiveness of emergency protocols and the dedication to passenger well-being. Just a few days ago, another aircraft, a GA-8 Airvan with registration DQ-VAN, had a landing mishap at Yasawa Aerodrome but also resulted in no injuries, emphasizing the importance of rigorous safety practices and effective response protocols.
The quick resolution of these incidents and the absence of injuries reflect the professionalism of Fiji’s aviation teams, reassuring travelers about the safety measures in place.
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