Following consultation with the Solomon Islands Government, Solomon Airlines today announced that regular scheduled international passenger flights will now be suspended until 31 August, 2020. Brett Gebers, CEO of Solomon Airlines said the airline would continue to take advice from…
The number of tourist arrivals in Solomon Islands fell 48.6 per cent in the first quarter of 2020 due to impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic worldwide and in our region, the Solomon Islands National Statistics Office said, Wednesday 3June. Government…
ATTORNEY General John Muria Junior has clarified that the seven people that were exempted upon arrival during the first repatriation flight early this week were Australian based aircrew. Mr Muria said the seven people were exempted under the Emergency Powers…
All personnel who were at the Honiara International Airport on Tuesday 26 May at the arrival of the stranded nationals were wearing Personal Protective Equipment, PPE. “No officials were present without masks after the aircraft landed”, a bold government statement…
The National Government through the Covid-19 Oversight Committee has confirmed the date to repatriate our stranded nationals in Fiji and Vanuatu. Chair of COVID-19 Oversight Committee, Mr James Remobatu has confirmed Wednesday 27 May for the repatriation process in Travel…
– Scheduled international passenger services suspended until 15 July 2020 – Approved international charter and cargo flights still possible – Domestic flights within Solomon Islands continue Following the 27 March announcement that Solomon Airlines scheduled international passenger flights will be suspended…
Solomon Airlines will operate a one-off commercial flight on 30 April following consultation with the Solomon Islands Government and foreign High Commissions. The Airbus A320 flight will position from Brisbane to Honiara as a cargo only service on 29 April…
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has ordered the restriction of small craft vessels to and from the common border between Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea. The border area between the Shortland Islands and Choiseul on the Solomon Islands side and…
The government is continuing with efforts to assist families and to resolve outstanding issues surrounding the tragic and unnecessary loss of 27 innocent lives from aboard the MV Taimareho on April 3 during Tropical Cyclone Harold.The Ministry of Infrastructure Development…
Solomons Is. Still here – Solomons Is. Still smiling But no kam yet plis We Solomon Islanders have an innate ability to smile through even the darkest of days. And there’s nothing that makes us happier than an opportunity to…