Finau told Kaniva News the government is expecting him to submit his airline license application as soon as he can.
Fīnau, who met with the Deputy Prime Minister in Tonga last week, said the airline would need three months to prepare for operations.
The CEO said he had been told Lord Tu’ivikano’s government removed the kingdom’s one airline policy.
Last month Kaniva News reported that Fly Niu and Tonga Airways were interested in providing a second airline to service ‘Eua, Ha’apai, Vava’u and the Niuas
