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PNG Air - Flight Schedule PNG Air - Flight Schedule Flights using brand new ATR aircraft shown in RED Schedule 33.4 - Effective Mon 2nd July 2018 and all timings are in Local Time. Flights subject to change without notice BUA Buka HGU Mount Hagen LAE Lae MDU Mendi POM Port Moresby TIZ Tari WWK Wewak DAU Daru HKN Hoskins/Kimbe LNV Londolovit/Lihir/Kunaye MIS Misima RAB Tokua/Rabaul/Kokopo UNG Kiunga GKA Goroka KIE Kieta/Aropa LSA Losuia/Kiriwina MXH Moro TBG Tabubil VAI Vanimo GUR Gurney/Alotau KVG Kavieng MAG Madang PNP Popondetta TFI Tufi WBM Wapenamanda The following schedule shows direct flights only. Many more routes are available with easy onward connections (usually staying on the same aircraft). See the website or contact Reservations From To Depart Arrive Flt No. Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun From To Depart Arrive Flt No. Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun BUA POM 06:45 09:40 CG 8725 ● POM HGU 07:00 08:30 CG 1406 ● ● ● ● ● ● 09:50 12:25 CG 1725 ● CG 1622 ● RAB 06:45 06:40 CG 8725 ● 09:50 11:20 CG 1542 ● 07:55 07:50 CG 8747 ● 12:00 13:30 CG 8622 ● 09:50 09:45 CG 1725 ● 15:30 17:00 CG 1544 ● ● 10:55 10:50 CG 1747 ● CG 8544 ● ● ● ● 11:30 11:25 CG 1745 ● HKN 09:50 12:55 CG 8720 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● KIE 17:20 18:00 CG 1746 ● KVG 13:50 17:20 CG 8736 ● CG 8746 ● LAE 06:15 07:20 CG 8500 ● ● ● ● ● ● DAU POM 14:15 15:30 CG 1309 ● ● 09:50 10:55 CG 8720 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● CG 1311 ● 11:20 12:25 CG 8600 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● UNG 10:55 12:05 CG 1310 ● 12:50 13:55 CG 8506 ● GKA POM 09:15 10:30 CG 8561 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● 16:25 17:30 CG 1508 ● ● ● 16:45 18:00 CG 1563 ● ● ● ● ● CG 8508 ● ● ● CG 8563 ● LNV 10:00 13:15 CG 8912 ● GUR LSA 10:35 11:20 CG 1644 ● ● 13:50 17:35 CG 8910 ● MIS 10:35 11:30 CG 1642 ● ● 14:20 17:35 CG 8910 ● ● ● 14:10 15:05 CG 1642 ● LSA 08:55 11:20 CG 1644 ● ● POM 10:35 11:45 CG 1641 ● MAG 11:20 13:50 CG 8600 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● CG 8641 ● MIS 08:55 11:30 CG 1642 ● ● 13:25 14:35 CG 1643 ● ● 12:30 15:05 CG 1642 ● CG 1645 ● ● MXH 09:10 10:45 CG 1546 ● 17:00 18:10 CG 1643 ● PNP 06:30 07:05 CG 1670 ● ● ● ● ● HGU POM 11:50 13:20 CG 1543 ● 08:00 08:35 CG 1672 ● CG 1623 ● 15:20 15:55 CG 1676 ● ● ● ● 11:55 13:25 CG 1495 ● ● ● RAB 09:50 14:15 CG 8720 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● 13:05 14:35 CG 8495 ● 10:00 12:10 CG 8912 ● 13:10 14:40 CG 1409 ● ● ● ● ● ● 10:30 12:40 CG 8704 ● 16:50 18:20 CG 8623 ● 12:15 14:25 CG 1704 ● 17:30 19:00 CG 1545 ● ● 13:25 15:35 CG 8724 ● CG 8545 ● ● ● ● 13:50 16:00 CG 8736 ● TBG 09:00 10:05 CG 1406 ● ● ● ● ● ● CG 8910 ● UNG 09:00 11:05 CG 1406 ● ● ● ● ● ● 14:10 16:20 CG 1704 ● WWK 09:00 09:55 CG 1622 ● 14:20 16:30 CG 8910 ● ● ● 14:00 14:55 CG 8622 ● TBG 07:00 10:05 CG 1406 ● ● ● ● ● ● HKN LAE 08:35 09:55 CG 8721 ● ● 08:00 10:05 CG 1302 ● 09:50 11:10 CG 8721 ● ● ● ● ● TFI 08:00 09:40 CG 1672 ● POM 08:35 11:40 CG 8721 ● ● 15:10 16:00 CG 1674 ● ● 09:50 12:55 CG 8721 ● ● ● ● ● UNG 07:00 11:05 CG 1406 ● ● ● ● ● ● RAB 13:25 14:15 CG 8720 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● 08:00 11:05 CG 1302 ● KIE BUA 06:45 07:25 CG 8747 ● 09:10 12:05 CG 1310 ● 09:45 10:25 CG 1747 ● WBM 09:00 10:35 CG 1490 ● ● ● RAB 06:45 07:50 CG 8747 ● 09:50 11:25 CG 1490 ● 09:45 10:50 CG 1747 ● 10:10 11:45 CG 8490 ● KVG LNV 16:25 17:10 CG 8925 ● ● ● ● WWK 07:00 09:55 CG 1622 ● POM 06:45 10:30 CG 8737 ● 12:00 14:55 CG 8622 ● RAB 06:45 07:35 CG 8737 ● MDU 09:10 11:35 CG 1546 ● 07:10 08:00 CG 8924 ● ● ● RAB BUA 07:25 09:20 CG 1744 ● LAE HKN 11:35 12:55 CG 8720 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● 09:05 11:00 CG 1744 ● MAG 13:05 13:50 CG 8600 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● 14:55 16:50 CG 1746 ● POM 08:00 09:05 CG 8501 ● ● ● ● ● ● CG 8746 ● 10:35 11:40 CG 8721 ● ● 16:05 18:00 CG 8724 ● 11:00 12:05 CG 8601 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● HKN 07:15 08:05 CG 8721 ● ● 11:50 12:55 CG 8721 ● ● ● ● ● 08:30 09:20 CG 8721 ● ● ● ● ● 14:35 15:40 CG 8507 ● KVG 15:05 15:55 CG 8925 ● ● ● ● 18:10 19:15 CG 1509 ● ● ● 16:30 17:20 CG 8736 ● CG 8509 ● ● ● LAE 07:15 09:55 CG 8721 ● ● RAB 11:35 14:15 CG 8720 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● 08:30 11:10 CG 8721 ● ● ● ● ● LNV KVG 05:55 06:40 CG 8924 ● ● ● LNV 06:50 07:25 CG 8916 ● POM 05:45 09:05 CG 8911 ● ● ● 07:15 07:50 CG 1914 ● 08:00 11:30 CG 8913 ● 09:35 10:10 CG 1916 ● 10:40 14:40 CG 1913 ● 12:40 13:15 CG 8912 ● 13:45 17:00 CG 8913 ● 14:45 15:20 CG 8920 ● RAB 05:45 06:20 CG 8911 ● ● ● 15:05 17:10 CG 8925 ● ● ● ● CG 8915 ● 17:00 17:35 CG 8910 ● ● ● ● 05:55 08:00 CG 8924 ● ● ● POM 06:55 09:05 CG 8911 ● ● ● 06:00 06:35 CG 8915 ● ● 07:15 11:40 CG 8721 ● ● 08:00 08:35 CG 8913 ● 07:30 09:40 CG 8725 ● 08:30 09:05 CG 1915 ● 08:20 10:30 CG 8737 ● 10:40 12:40 CG 1913 ● 08:30 12:55 CG 8721 ● ● ● ● ● 13:45 14:20 CG 8913 ● 09:20 11:30 CG 8913 ● LSA GUR 12:00 12:45 CG 1645 ● ● 10:15 12:25 CG 1725 ● POM 12:00 14:35 CG 1645 ● ● 13:10 14:40 CG 1913 ● MAG LAE 09:35 10:20 CG 8601 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● 13:30 15:40 CG 8705 ● POM 09:35 12:05 CG 8601 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● 14:50 17:00 CG 8913 ● VAI 14:20 16:40 CG 8572 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● KIE 14:55 18:00 CG 1746 ● WWK 14:20 15:15 CG 8572 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● CG 8746 ● MDU MXH 12:05 12:25 CG 1547 ● TBG UNG 10:35 11:05 CG 1302 ● POM 12:05 14:30 CG 1547 ● CG 1406 ● ● ● ● ● ● MIS GUR 12:00 12:55 CG 1643 ● ● TFI PNP 16:30 17:05 CG 1673 ● ● 15:35 16:30 CG 1643 ● POM 10:10 11:00 CG 1675 ● POM 12:00 14:35 CG 1643 ● ● 16:30 18:10 CG 1673 ● ● 15:35 18:10 CG 1643 ● UNG DAU 12:35 13:45 CG 1311 ● MXH POM 12:55 14:30 CG 1547 ● HGU 11:35 12:40 CG 1409 ● ● ● ● ● ● MDU 11:15 11:35 CG 1546 ● POM 11:35 14:40 CG 1409 ● ● ● ● ● ● PNP POM 07:35 08:10 CG 1671 ● ● ● ● ● 13:35 CG 1307 ● 16:25 17:00 CG 1677 ● ● ● ● 12:35 15:30 CG 1311 ● 17:35 18:10 CG 1673 ● ● VAI MAG 06:45 09:05 CG 8573 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● TFI 09:05 09:40 CG 1672 ● WWK 06:45 07:40 CG 8573 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● POM BUA 13:25 18:00 CG 8724 ● WBM HGU 11:05 11:25 CG 1495 ● ● ● DAU 09:10 10:25 CG 1310 ● 12:15 12:35 CG 8495 ● 12:30 13:45 CG 1308 ● ● POM 11:05 13:25 CG 1495 ● ● ● GKA 07:30 08:45 CG 8560 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● 11:55 13:30 CG 1491 ● 15:00 16:15 CG 1562 ● ● ● ● ● 12:15 14:35 CG 8495 ● CG 8562 ● WWK HGU 10:25 11:20 CG 1623 ● GUR 08:55 10:05 CG 1640 ● 15:25 16:20 CG 8623 ● CG 1642 ● ● MAG 08:10 09:05 CG 8573 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● CG 1644 ● ● POM 10:25 13:20 CG 1623 ● CG 8640 ● 15:25 18:20 CG 8623 ● 12:30 13:40 CG 1642 ● VAI 15:45 16:40 CG 8572 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● Reservations (PNG) 7222 2151 Cargo Enquries - Port Moresby 302 3180 Reservations Fax 323 4867 Customer Services - Port Moresby 325 2214 Charter Enquires - Port Moresby 7373 3704 Reservations Email [email protected] Visit our website and book online at www.pngair.com.pg or Telephone 7222 2151.
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