PNG Air chief executive Brian Fraser says the new ATR 72-600 aircraft will replace the airline’s ageing fleet which are over 40 years old. The airline welcomed the first of six new ATR 72-600 aircraft at the Jackson International Airport on Tuesday night. Fraser said the arrival of the new aircraft indicated that PNG was still a viable destination for business and investments. Read more in The National. | The National Online

PNG Air Limited has officially welcomed the latest addition to its fleet, a brand-new 70-seat ATR 72-600 series aircraft. Named Wewak, the aircraft touched down at Jacksons International Airport at approximately 4:10 PM yesterday. It marks the fourth aircraft to arrive in the last six months as part of the airline’s ambitious fleet renewal and modernization program. The Wewak joins its sister aircraft in Lae, Kieta, and Vanimo, which have all entered service since October 2025. This refleeting s

PNG Air has announced that the airlines maintenance division has been issued with the European Aviation Safety Agency Part 145 approval. PNG Air Chief Executive Officer, Paul Abbot said this approval came as the result of an intensive audit by EASA auditors, a review of all the airlines maintenance, training, quality and procurement procedures and a great deal of hard work from everyone in our Maintenance division. Abbot said the approval now provides the airline with the ability to conduct main

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#PNG Air Boosts Mendi Flights as Security Operations Restore Calm Monday, Dec. 8, 2025 | PNG Online News PNG Air has increased its flight services into Mendi, Southern Highlands Province, as peace and normalcy gradually return following the ongoing Special Police Operations in the Upper Highlands. The airline, which resumed services into Mendi a year ago, has now added a second scheduled flight as of last week, with discussions underway for a possible third. This expansion is seen as a significa