Air Calédonie is New Caledonia's regional airline, tracing its history to Transpac in 1954. It operates ATR 72-600 turboprops on island services and its regional link to Port-Vila in Vanuatu. In March 2026, its domestic flights moved from Nouméa Magenta to Nouméa–La Tontouta, bringing them to the territory's international airport.
Open the Air Caledonie ATR 72-600 seat map to explore its seats.
Tell the airline when booking, at least 48 hours before departure. A wheelchair can be supplied on request, and carriage of your wheelchair is separate from the ordinary baggage allowance. Electric wheelchairs must be arranged through the freight service. Passengers needing special assistance should check in at the airport counter.
One cabin bag up to 5 kg and 45 × 35 × 20 cm, including pockets, wheels and handles. A small accessory such as a handbag or laptop is allowed only within the same combined 5 kg allowance and permitted dimensions. Non-compliant items must travel in the hold; cabin bags must fit in the lockers or under the seat.
Children aged 6–11 can use the paid unaccompanied-minor service, booked through airline sales staff or a partner agency rather than an ordinary online booking. Spaces are limited, and the child needs valid identification and the completed service form. From age 12, a minor may travel alone on an adult fare. A child who needs particular assistance or cannot move independently must travel with a responsible adult.
Ordinary dogs and cats are not accepted in the passenger cabin. The usual arrangement is through the freight service in the hold, but Air Calédonie currently displays a notice that live-animal transport is temporarily suspended. Check that the service has resumed before planning to bring a pet.
