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Fiji Airways adds Magic Mind to new FlyWell wellness program

Fiji Airways debuts in-flight wellness experiences

By Emily Caldwell Published May 15, 2026

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The national airline of Fiji, Fiji Airways, has just dropped a new wellness program designed to support the wellness of both passengers and crew alike. Starting June 1st, the new “FlyWell” wellness program will include mental performance drinks, red light therapy, wearable technology, and more designed to help support recovery for long-haul travels. These new amenities as part of the wellness program will be available onboard for certain travelers onboard as well as within the Fiji Airways Premier Lounge at Nadi International Airport.

The FlyWell wellness products will initially be offered to Business Class guests across two phases – complimentary onboard for the first two months and available for sale in the third month. Select long-haul flights between Nadi, Fiji and North American destinations like San Francisco and Los Angeles will see these amenities first (with the program set to expand over time).

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One of the key components of this new program is the partnership with Magic Mind, a a mental performance drink formulated with clinically backed ingredients, is available to guests in two variations onboard. The ‘Sleep’ shot is specifically designed for long-haul travel, helping support deeper, more restorative sleep in-flight and reduce next-day grogginess often associated with jet lag. The ‘Original’ shot supports calm focus and sustained energy, providing a balanced alternative to traditional stimulants during the journey.

“The Fiji Airways FlyWell program reflects our ongoing commitment to innovation and care, and marks an important step towards our mission of being the World’s Happiest Airline”, said Mr. Paul Scurrah, Managing Director and CEO of Fiji Airways.

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