The newly opened Air Laucala hangar at Nadi International Airport is a multi-million-dollar facility that boasts advanced features designed for high-end visitors traveling to Laucala Island Resort. During the inauguration on Monday, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka expressed the government’s appreciation for this significant private investment, noting that the facility meets international standards.
Rabuka emphasized that this state-of-the-art hangar symbolizes Fiji’s advancement in aviation and guest services, highlighting the nation’s commitment to excellence in the Pacific region. He stated that the facility would improve the efficiency and safety of aviation operations while creating job opportunities that promote economic growth and skills development within the workforce.
Kevin Abramowicz, a director from Laucala Island Resort and Air Laucala, spoke on behalf of the owner, revealing that the project was inspired by the vision of the late Dietrich Mateschitz. He added that the hangar would facilitate seamless transitions for guests traveling via international carriers or private jets.
Abramowicz further noted that the facility was designed to enhance visitor comfort, reduce transit times, and provide excellent working conditions for the Air Laucala team, all while being situated near industry experts at the airport. He reaffirmed the commitment of owner Mark Mateschitz to continue his father’s legacy in fostering development in Fiji and the North.
According to a statement from the Prime Minister’s office, this private investment reflects a collaborative effort between the resort owner, the government, and landowners to achieve exceptional guest services and contribute to national development goals.