Fiji Airways is now officially an APEX World Class Airline — Top 10 globally

By: Sexy

On: September 9, 2025

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We are thrilled to be recognised as one of the Top 10 Best Airlines in the World – APEX WORLD CLASS 2026 by @theapexassoc 🏆✈️

This global honour places us among an elite group of just 10 airlines worldwide, recognising our commitment to safety, sustainability, and the warmth of Fijian hospitality in every journey.

We also took home the award for APEX Innovation Award for Best Inflight Food/Beverage 2026. With our recently introduced new Pacific Rim-inspired menu, along with on-demand dining in Business Class and refreshed options in Economy. Our thoughtful touches throughout the journey, have been reimagined with you in mind.

Whether you’re flying Economy or Business Class, every guest enjoys the same promise: a warm, genuine, World Class experience.

To our incredible crew, dedicated teams on the ground and behind the scenes, and most importantly, to our guests who chose to fly with us, this recognition belongs to you as much as it does to us.

Vinaka vakalevu! We look forward to welcoming you on board.

*Currently being introduced on select routes with all flights soon to feature this world class experience

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