Upgrade to Premium Economy with Air Tahiti Nui

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To celebrate Air Tahiti Nui‘s new three-class configuration of its Tahitian Dreamliner, the Papeete-based carrier is offering passengers the chance to upgrade from Economy to Premium Economy for just $250* each way.On sale until 2 July 2018, guests who book Air Tahiti Nui’s sale airfare (Economy ‘O’ class) can upgrade to the new Moana Premium Economy class for $250 each way to enjoy the extra space and comfort of the premium cabin.The deal is valid for Air Tahiti Nui flights between Auckland and Papeete from 8 November 2018, when Air Tahiti Nui’s first Dreamliner commences service, through to 5 December 2018.Return economy airfares from Sydney, Melbourne or Brisbane to Papeete via Auckland are currently on sale from just $1,219* per person for departures until 5 December 2018.To coincide with Air Tahiti Nui’s 20th anniversary this year, the flag carrier for French Polynesia is phasing out its current Airbus A340-300 fleet and replacing it with four 787-9 Dreamliners including two purchased and two leased through the Air Lease Corporation.The arrival of the 787-9 marks the launch of a new Premium Economy class, as well as the complete redesigning of the Business and Economy classes.

• In Poerava Business, the 30 Parallel Diamond seats by Rockwell Collins can transform into a 180-degree bed, around 200 centimetres in length, configured in rows of 2-2-2.
• The new Moana Premium Economy class rows are configured in 2-3-2, with the all new Z535 Zodiac Aerospace seat. Its unique structure gives the optimum space of 96.5 centimetres between rows and a 20-centimetre reclining capacity.
• The Moana Economy has 232 Z300 Zodiac Aerospace seats, configured in rows of 9 (3-3-3), especially designed for long-haul voyages with an articulated seat base and reclining capacity of 15 centimetres, making them one of the most comfortable new generation seats.

For more information on the Dreamliner visit www.tahitiandreamliner.airtahitinui.com/en/ 

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