le Guam Tagata Asiasi Ofisa (GVB) ua fa'ailoa mai o kamupani va'alele mai Korea i Saute o lo'o fuafua e fa'aopoopo nisi nofoa i Guam mo tagata malaga mai le atunu'u. O lenei faaiuga o se taunuuga o le malo o Korea talu ai nei na faasilasila mai o le a aveesea lana karantina faʻatulafonoina i le aso 21 o Mati mo tagata malaga toe foʻi mai na faia atoa tui i Korea.
Va'alele fetuutuunai fa'asologa mai Incheon
O loʻo fuafua le Korean Air e faʻalautele le vaʻalele mai le taimi nei e faalua-vaiaso faʻatulagaina i le fa taimi i le vaiaso ia Aperila 20. O loʻo fuafua foi T'way e toe faʻaauau le tautua faʻalua i le vaiaso e amata ia Aperila 23. E le gata i lea, na faʻaalia e Jin Air o le a faʻaauau le tautua saʻo. malaga i Guam faalua i le vaiaso. O le fetuutuuna'iga fa'atulagaina e fa'atatau e aumai ai le 5,307 nofoa atoa i Guam mai Incheon.
O vaalele mai Busan ua faateleina
E ui o le tele o nofoa ea o le a sau mai Incheon, Jin Air ma Air Busan na faʻasalalau e lua kamupani vaalele o le a toe faʻaauau auaunaga mai le taulaga i saute o Korea, Busan. Jin Air o le a amata fa'alua-vaiaso le tautua ia Aperila 16 ae Air Busan o le a amata le tautua ia Aperila 30.
O le fa'asologa fa'afouina o le a fa'aopoopoina ai le aofa'i o nofoa nofoa mo Aperila i le 6,500 nofoa, lea e 3,000 le tele o nofoa pe a fa'atusatusa ia Mati 2022. O le aofa'i o nofoa nofoa mo Mati e 3,400.
“Matou te fiafia lava mo le toe foʻi mai o tagata malaga ma matou faʻafetai i kamupani vaʻalele o loʻo lele mai Korea i Saute mo la latou faigapaʻaga faʻaauau."
O saunoaga ia a le Peresetene & Pule Sili Carl TC Gutierrez. Na ia fa’aopoopo mai, “O se malaga umi lava ae ua sauni le matou motu e toe fa’afeiloa’i atu tagata asiasi mai Manu'a Guam ma lo matou agaga talimālō māfana ma le agaga o Håfa Adai.”
E tele atu va'alele o lo'o fa'amoemoe e o'o atu ile vaitau o le taumafanafana. Ia Me, Air Seoul ma Jeju Air o loʻo mafaufau e toe faʻaauau auaunaga tuusaʻo i Guam.
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- In addition, Jin Air announced it will continue to service direct flights to Guam twice a week.
- While most of the air seats will come from Incheon, Jin Air and Air Busan announced both airlines will resume services from Korea's southern city, Busan.
- The updated schedule will bring the total seat capacity for April to 6,500 seats, which is 3,000 more seats when compared to March 2022.
