Air Niugini Boeing 737-800 P2-PXC Struck by Ground Services Vehicle in Manila, Philippines

An Air Niugini Boeing 737-800 was struck by a ground services vehicle on Friday evening 16th August, at Ninoy Aquino International Airport, Manila. The Air Niugini aircraft had just arrived from Port Moresby. There were no passengers or crew aboard the aircraft when the incident occurred. The damage is to the rear lower section of the fuselage, near the cargo door.

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Conditions of Carriage on Mercury, a Dangerous Good

Air Niugini wishes to advise customers and the general public that airfreight of Mercury is a Dangerous Goods. Air Niugini will ONLY ACCEPT MERCURY if properly Packed, Marked, Labelled, Documented and Declared in accordance with the Airlines Dangerous Goods Acceptance policies and procedures.

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Air Niugini Resumes Fokker Jet Operations to Rabaul

Air Niugini wishes to advise the traveling public that the airline will resume Fokker jet operations to Tokua airport, Rabaul effective from Saturday, 10th August 2024. The decision to resume flights follows the completion of airport runway repair works by the National Airports Corporation (NAC). With the resumption of jet operations to Rabaul, there will…

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RTX’s Pratt & Whitney GTF™ engines to power 11 Airbus A220 aircraft for Air Niugini

Pratt & Whitney, an RTX (NYSE: RTX) business, and Air Niugini have finalized engine and aftermarket agreements for the GTF engines that will power the airline’s fleet of 11 Airbus A220 aircraft.

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Air Niugini Resumes Flights to Port Vila, Vanuatu

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Air Niugini Cadet Pilots Begin Training

Seven young Papua New Guineans who are part of Air Niugini’s National Pilot Cadet Program left Port Moresby over the weekend to commence their initial 18 months pilot training at Flight Training Adelaide, in South Australia.

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