Salvador Remoket, Aviation Matters Inc. lawyer told reporters that “we may start the flight to Australia and Philippines first.”
Remoket however said that the airline has addressed all concerns regarding ownership and expect a result next week.
Remoket also clarified that the Japan route will be operated by HiFly, a separate airline.
Pacific Flier will only fly to Guam, Australia and Philippines.
Pacific Flier Airline is supposed to start flight on January 15, however FAA failed to grant Pacific Flier a foreign air carrier’s permit due to ownership issues.
The airline has 18 business and 176 economy passenger seats.
One way fare from Clark to Palau has been pegged at $230 per person and $459 return, exclusive of government taxes.
Pacific flier scheduled departure every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday from Palau to Manila Clark at 7:00 am with arrivals at 10:35am.
Passengers living in Manila can take a shuttle buss for free provided by the airline.
Two check-in baggages weighing 70 lbs. each are also allowed by the airline for each passenger.
Schedule for departures from Clark is every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday leaving at 5:40 pm arriving Koror at 7:10 pm Local time. It was then scheduled to leave for Brisbane in Australia and back to Koror before proceeding to Guam and back to Koror then Manila in that rotation.
