Air Nauru planes cruise quietly and efficiently over the Pacific, under the command of experienced international pilots drawn from many parts of the world. Safety and reliability are of paramount importance, and the airline works to the international Air Navigation Standards. All the aircraft are serviced and maintained in Australia. The combination of care for crew and equipment has earned the airline an enviable safety record. A taste of island hospitality Air Nauru draws on many of the destinations it visits for food and wine as well as cabin staff.
Courteous staff extend to all passengers the warm hospitality of the islands.
The Republic of Nauru Nauru, the airline's home base, is the world's smallest republic and lies at the heart of some of the most beautiful islands on earth. The coral pinnacles lend an eeriness to the landscape of Nauru - the legacy of a century of mining rich phosphate deposits which are expected to run out early next century. The mined lands will be rehabilitated, recreating the lush environment that in 1798 caused English explorer Captain John Fearn to name Nauru 'Pleasant Island'. Nauru was the leader in opening up the glories of the Central Pacific to travellers by establishing the region's first modern international airline. Other activities include scuba diving, snorkelling, tennis and golf - and for enthusiasts, hunting for the World War II relics which are scattered around the island.