Air Mauritius Sustainability programme

"Connect and Protect"

Air Mauritius in partnership with the National Parks and Conservation Service, invites you to discover the unique biodiversity of Mauritius. Committed to the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations, Air Mauritius is dedicated to protect and preserve Mauritius natural heritage for generations to come. Join us on a journey of conservation and sustainable development as we celebrate our island’s natural treasures.

‘’Connect and Protect’’ focuses on Mauritius Kestrel

The Mauritius Kestrel (Falco punctatus), once the world’s rarest bird with only four individuals in the 1970s, has rebounded to around 350 due to long-term conservation efforts. Endangered and facing ongoing threats, it thrives in native forests. Declared Mauritius’ National Bird in March 2022, it symbolizes wildlife recovery. One of our Airbus A350-900 aircraft proudly bears its name.