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Air Tahiti Nui Seeks New Shareholder or Partner for Turnaround Strategy

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Air Tahiti Nui is exploring new partnership opportunities to strengthen its financial position and support a company-wide turnaround strategy. CEO Moetai Brotherson is actively seeking either a shareholder or strategic partner, with advanced negotiations currently underway with one party that could potentially provide aircraft and capital investment. This strategic search comes at a critical time, with a potential $29 million subsidy from the government expected soon, underscoring the airline’s need to stabilize and expand its resources to secure its market position.

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