21 Dec, 2017

First Solo Rasas Alfred is currently attending an 18-month training at the Pacific Flying School Academy in Nadi, Fiji aiming to participate in various airtime events to build up his 250 prerequisite hours of air time to be eligible to fly independently. Rasas accomplished his first solo flight on December 21st 2017.

22 Oct, 2017

A&P Mechanic in Place AIR Marshall Islands, Inc. recently sent Alentino Benjamin to Reedley College in Reedley, California. Benjamin will be having his A&P License after an accomplishment of A&P (Airframe and Powerplant) Trainings.

22 Oct, 2017

18 MONTHS IN PURSUIT OF PILOT LICENSE Christopher Jelke is currently attending an 18-month training at the Pacific Flying School Academy in Nadi, Fiji. ​ Chris will be participating in various airtime events to build up his 250 prerequisite hours of air time to be eligible to fly independently.

28 Apr, 2016

Marshall Islands World war II Japanese seized the Marshall Islands during World War I (1914). The League of Nations awarded a mandate to the Japanese after the War. The Japanese set up their administration Jaluit which had been the German administrative center. The penetration of the outer shell of Japanese islands in the south was followed by assaults on the outer shell of Japanese islands defenses in the Central Pacific. The Japanese heavily fortified their island bastions in preparation. New

20 May, 2016

The South Pacific Tourism Organisation (SPTO) brings to you the 3rd South Pacific Tourism Exchange (SPTE) which will be held on; Date: 20th and 21st May, 2016 Venue: Sea World Resort Convention Centre, Gold Coast, Australia The SPTE follows soon after the Australian Tourism Exchange (ATE) from the 15thto 19th May, 2016 at the Gold Coast Convention Centre, Gold Coast, Australia. SPTE once again offers you a unique kaleidoscope of pristine, exotic, uncrowded, under discovered and distinct cultures

28 Apr, 2016

Remaining Islands The United States did not invade all of the Marshall Islands. In just one month, the Americans captured Kwajalein Atoll, Majuro, and Enewetak. Amd during the next 2wo months, the rest of the Marshall Islands, except for Wotje, Mili, Maloelap and Jaluit. American intelligence discovered that the Japanese had heavily fortified the outer islands and this wen right for Kwajalein and Enewetak. This broke Japanese power in the islands. Without planes and ships, the Japanese garrisons