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Air Marshall Islands Secures Loan from Taiwan for Fleet Expansion

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Air Marshall Islands (AMI) has secured a preferential loan from Taiwan to facilitate the acquisition of new aircraft, aiming to enhance inter-island connectivity and modernize its fleet. The announcement was made during Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te’s visit to the Marshall Islands, where he addressed the nation’s parliament and reaffirmed the strong bilateral relations between the two countries.

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