Fiji Airways, on the other hand, shouts it is the ONLY airline in the world that made a staggering $61.2 million before tax profit in the year ending 31st December 2019, compared to $55.3M in the 2018 financial year.
Ah, can we see the REPORT? No, you have to go, pay and collect from Fiji's Registrar of Companies. The 2019 Report is still not in the ROC and the only Annual Reports available are for 2015, 2016 and 2017.
It is time Allah told the 'Chosen One' to reveal the Reports to all Fijians, and FREE OF CHARGE, after having loaned $455m to Fiji Airways.
Fijileaks to Andre Viljoen: Since Fiji Airways is not owned by the Khaiyum-Bainimarama cartel, you must stop wagging your finger at those demanding truthful details. If Fiji goes BELLY UP you, like other expatriates before you, will sneak into the cargohold of an airline, and jet out of Fiji. Why didn't you go back to Air Mauritius?
The Trent XWB is the world’s most efficient large aero engine flying today and the world’s fastest-selling widebody engine, with more than 1,800 in service or on order. It has delivered the smoothest entry into service of any widebody engine, and has now flown more than 3.5 million flying hours.
Rolls-Royce TotalCare is a long-term services agreement, under which Rolls-Royce takes responsibility for engine maintenance. Fleets covered by TotalCare achieve better time-on-wing, compared to those aircraft with engines managed solely by airlines or third parties. Rolls-Royce’s competitive, capable and flexible services network operates around the world, and 90 per cent of Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) activities happen in close proximity to customers.
November 2019: Airbus Chief Commercial Officer and senior executives of Rolls Royce (that provided the Trent XWB engines that power the A350) and DAE Capital (the Dubai based leasing firm that owns the plane), take part in a traditional Fijian ceremony prior to Fiji Airways taking official delivery of the aircraft in iToulouse, France
Ok, have you heard about the Fiji Development Bank (FDB) being the only accredited entity in the Pacific as a Direct Access Entity (DAE) to the Green Climate Fund (GCF).
Now the EU had pledged that by 2020 it would increase its contribution to $US100 billion to the GCF. Light bulb moment for Aiyaz Khaiyum. Some of these billions has been alloted to the Pacific Island countries. Let's just say $US14 Billion. Yummy to a very hungry and cash famished Khaiyum-Bainimarama regime.
Now to access these funds, your project must be $US5m or more and it must be used for either climate mitigation or restorative projects.
This is where "the billion dollar man" Andre Vijoen comes in. It doesn't matter where from the Pacific you are applying for this fund, your application has to come through the FDB.
Yes. You beauty! It has to come here, Fiji man. Here is where the FDB will be connected to the EU. Let's assume I have a friend who can come up with a proposal for a climate mitigation project worth $US7m. He applies to the FDB for access to the GCF fund.
This is where I get my friend at the FDB to nudge the guys at the EU and get this application through. Very smart indeed.
Expect a lot of innovative $US5m climate change project proposals to be flying all over the place soon.
A few will be legit, but the majority will be dodgy as the serpent. Elementary, my dear Fijian kai vatas. KAILA!