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Monday, 19 October 2020 PNG AIRCRAFT REGISTER 12:12:14 PM REG MAKE MODEL SERIES MSN OPERATOR_NAME OPERATOR_ADDRESS P2-HNG BELL 407 400 53348 HELI NIUGINI LTD PO BOX 914 MADANG PROVINCE 511 PNG P2-NTE QUEST KODIAK100 100 100-0111 NEW TRIBES MISSION P.O.BOX 149, GOROKA EHP 441 PAPUA AVIATION NEW GUINEA P2-PHB AIRBUS BK117 D2 20064 PACIFIC HELICOPTERS P.O.BOX 342, GOROKA,EHP, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-SDA PAC PAC750XL 750 201 ADVENTIST AVIATION P.O.BOX 301, GOROKA, EHP, PNG SERVICES P2-NTZ QUEST KODIAK100 100 100-0118 NEW TRIBES MISSION P.O.BOX 149, GOROKA EHP 441 PAPUA AVIATION NEW GUINEA P2-HSO KAWASAKI BK117 B2 1019 HELI SOLUTIONS LTD P.O.BOX 337, MT HAGEN,WHP,PNG P2-ATC ATR ATR72 600 1347 PNG AIR P.O.BOX 170, BOROKO NCD,PNG P2-PHC AIRBUS BK117 D2 20074 PACIFIC HELICOPTERS P.O.BOX 342, GOROKA,EHP, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-KSD ATR ATR42 500 551 HEVILIFT AVIATION LTD P.O.BOX 1197, MOUNT HAGEN, WHP, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-ANV FOKKER F28 MARK070 11574 AIR NIUGINI P.O.BOX 7186, BOROKO, NCD PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-ATD ATR ATR72 600 1373 PNG AIR P.O.BOX 170, BOROKO NCD,PNG P2-FBC CESSNA 182 P 182-61007 SHELDON WAYNE FAIR P.O.BOX 987, MT HAGEN, WHP, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-ATF ATR ATR72 600 1461 PNG AIR P.O.BOX 170, BOROKO NCD PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-NTI AIRBUS BO105 S S135/914 ISLANDS SALVAGE AND P.O.BOX 80, NEW RABAUL ENB TOWAGE LTD PROVINCE, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-PHN AIRBUS AS350 B3 8061 PACIFIC HELICOPTERS P.O.BOX 342, GOROKA EHP, PAPUA LIMITED NEW GUINEA Page 1 of 15 REG MAKE MODEL SERIES MSN OPERATOR_NAME OPERATOR_ADDRESS P2-PHO AIRBUS AS350 B3 E 8069 PACIFIC HELICOPTERS P.O.BOX 342, GOROKA EHP, PAPUA LIMITED NEW GUINEA P2-CCL CESSNA T182T T182T T18208069 CHRISTOPHER NICHOL P.O.BOX 425, UKARUMPA, PORTION CLYDE COLBRAN 13, MILINCH OKAPA, FOUMIL MARKHAM, EHP, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-ANY FOKKER F28 MARK070 11551 AIR NIUGINI P.O.BOX 7186, BOROKO, NCD PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-PAP BELL 212 212 30895 PACIFIC HELICOPTERS P.O.BOX 342, GOROKA, EHP, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-HOT BELL 222U 222U 47557 MANOLOS AVIATION LTD P.O.BOX 80, NEW RABAUL, ENBP 611, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-HNF AIRBUS BK117 B2 7240 HELI NIUGINI LTD P.O.BOX 914, MADANG, MADANG PROVINCE PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-BKG KAWASAKI BK117 B2 1011 PACIFIC HELICOPTERS P.O.BOX 342, GOROKA, EHP PAPUA LTD NEW GUINEA P2-PAV BELL 212 212 30973 PACIFIC HELICOPTERS P.O.BOX GOROKA EHP PAPUA NEW LTD GUINEA P2-MUM BELL BELL 430 49027 MANOLOS AVIATION LTD P.O.BOX 80, NEW RABAUL, ENBP 611, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-MAH CESSNA 208 208 208-00578 MISSION AVIATION PO BOX 273, MT HAGEN WESTERN FELLOWSHIP HIGHLANDS PROVINCE P2-MAI CESSNA 208 208 20800613 MISSION AVIATION PO BOX 273, MT HAGEN WESTERN FELLOWSHIP HIGHLANDS PROVINCE P2-KSA ATR ATR42 500 639 HEVILIFT AVIATION LTD P.OBOX 1197, MOUNT HAGEN, WHP, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-ANL DE HAVILLAND DHC8 202 522 LINK PNG P.O.BOX 7186 BOROKO NCD, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-MAJ CESSNA 208 208 20800614 MISSION AVIATION P.O.BOX 273, MT HAGEN, WHP 281, FELLOWSHIP PAPUA NEW GUINEA Page 2 of 15 REG MAKE MODEL SERIES MSN OPERATOR_NAME OPERATOR_ADDRESS P2-MAK CESSNA 208 208 20800615 MISSION AVIATION P.O.BOX 273, MT HAGEN, WHP 281, FELLOWSHIP PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-BKI KAWASAKI BK117 B2 1040 PACIFIC HELICOPTERS P.O.BOX 342, GOROKA, EHP, PAPUA LTD NEW GUINEA P2-TAH AIRBUS BK117 C1 7504 TRIBAL AURORA LOT 8 HANGAR 157, JACKSON'S HELICOPTERS AIRPORT/P.O.BOX 490 UNIVERSITY, NCD, PNG P2-MEW CESSNA 208 208 20800617 MISSION AVIATION P.O.BOX 273, MT HAGEN, WHP 281, FELLOWSHIP PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-SAB CESSNA U206G 206 U206-05656 SAMARITAN AVIATION P.O.BOX 677, WEWAK ESP 531, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-ASL DE HAVILLAND DHC6 300 219 AIR SANGA LTD PO BOX 345, BOROKO,NCD, PNG P2-PHP AIRBUS AS350 B3 8552 PACIFIC HELICOPTERS P.O.BOX 342, GOROKA, EHP, PAPUA LTD NEW GUINEA P2-MAL CESSNA 208 208 20800616 MISSION AVIATION P.O.BOX 273, MT HAGEN, WHP 281, FELLOWSHIP PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-WHO CESSNA 182 D 182-53241 GARY E LEWIS P.O.BOX 203 VANIMO 551 WEST SEPIK PROVINCE PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-SAA CESSNA U206G 206 U206-06083 SAMARITAN AVIATION P.O.BOX 677 WEWAK EAST SEPIK PROVINCE PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-SDP CESSNA 208 208 20800618 MISSION AVIATION P.O.BOX 273, MT HAGEN, WHP 281 FELLOWSHIP P2-HSQ KAWASAKI BK117 B2 1012 HELISCOPE PNG LTD P.O.BOX 1031, BOROKO NCD, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-HSR KAWASAKI BK117 B2 1044 HELISCOPE PNG LTD P.O.BOX 1031, BOROKO NCD, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-ATR ATR ATR72 600 1287 PNG AIR P.O.BOX 170, BOROKO NCD,PNG P2-ANT FOKKER F28 MARK070 11577 AIR NIUGINI P.O.BOX 7186, BOROKO, NCD, PAPUA NEW GUINEA Page 3 of 15 REG MAKE MODEL SERIES MSN OPERATOR_NAME OPERATOR_ADDRESS P2-PHA AIRBUS BK117 D2 20042 PACIFIC HELICOPTERS P.O.BOX 342, GOROKA,EHP, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-NTK QUEST KODIAK100 100 100-0110 NEW TRIBES MISSION P.O.BOX 149, GOROKA EHP 441 PAPUA AVIATION NEW GUINEA P2-HBD MIL MI8 MTV 95607 HELI NIUGINI LTD P.O.BOX 914 MADANG PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-ATA ATR ATR72 600 1301 PNG AIR P.O.BOX 170, BOROKO NCD,PNG P2-ANU FOKKER F28 MARK070 11538 AIR NIUGINI P.O.BOX 7186, BOROKO, NCD PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-HFJ BELL 212 212 30506 HELIFIX OPERATIONS LTD P.O.BOX 93,PORT MORESBY,NCD,PNG P2-ATB ATR ATR72 600 1317 PNG AIR P.O.BOX 170, BOROKO NCD,PNG P2-CHY BOEING 234 200 MJ005 COLUMBIA HELICOPTERS P.O.BOX 1021 PORT MORESBY NCD, PNG P2-ATE ATR ATR72 600 1430 PNG AIR P.O.BOX 170, BOROKO NCD,PNG P2-PAQ BELL 212 212 30823 PACIFIC HELICOPTERS P.O.BOX 342, GOROKA, EHP, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-HIS BELL 407 400 53459 BALLINA/NIUGINI P.O.BOX 404, KIMBE, WNB PROVINCE, HELICOPTERS PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-HOR DE HAVILLAND DHC2 MK I BEAVER 1479 BARRY FRANCIS KIRBY P.O.BOX 261, ALOTAU, MILNE BAY PROVINCE, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-AMH CESSNA 208 208 208B-0785 TROPICAIR P.O.BOX 8629, BOROKO, NCD,PNG P2-ANC FOKKER 100 F100 11471 AIR NIUGINI PO BOX 7186, BOROKO NCD P2-AND FOKKER 100 F100 11473 AIR NIUGINI PO BOX 7186, BOROKO NCD P2-ANE FOKKER 100 F100 11264 AIR NIUGINI PO BOX 7186, BOROKO NCD P2-ANF FOKKER 100 F100 11351 AIR NIUGINI PO BOX 7186, BOROKO NCD P2-ANH FOKKER 100 F100 11301 AIR NIUGINI PO BOX 7186, BOROKO NCD Page 4 of 15 REG MAKE MODEL SERIES MSN OPERATOR_NAME OPERATOR_ADDRESS P2-ANJ FOKKER 100 F100 11472 AIR NIUGINI P.O.BOX 7186, BOROKO,NCD, PNG P2-ANK DE HAVILLAND DHC8 202 461 LINK PNG PO BOX 7186, BOROKO NCD P2-ANM DE HAVILLAND DHC8 315 523 LINK PNG PO BOX 7186, BOROKO NCD P2-ANN DE HAVILLAND DHC8 315 401 LINK PNG PO BOX 7186, BOROKO NCD P2-ANO DE HAVILLAND DHC8 315 252 LINK PNG PO BOX 7186, BOROKO NCD P2-ANP DE HAVILLAND DHC8 315 414 LINK PNG PO BOX 7186, BOROKO NCD P2-ANQ FOKKER 100 F100 11451 AIR NIUGINI PO BOX 7186, BOROKO NCD P2-ANR FOKKER F28 MARK070 11578 AIR NIUGINI P.O.BOX 7186 BOROKO NCD PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-ANS FOKKER F28 MARK070 11580 AIR NIUGINI P.O.BOX 7186 BOROKO NCD PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-ANW DASSAULT FALCON900 900 218 AIR NIUGINI PO BOX 7186, BOROKO NCD EX P2-ASZ PAC 750XL 750 179 AIR SANGA PO BOX 345 BOROKO NCD PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-AVV ATR ATR42 320 304 HEVILIFT AVIATION LTD P.O.BOX 1197, MT HAGEN, WHP 281, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-BBM DE HAVILLAND DHC6 300 542 TROPICAIR P.O BOX 8629 BOROKO, NATIONAL CAPITAL DISTRICT P2-BEN CESSNA 208 208 C208-0424 TROPICAIR P.O.BOX 8629, BOROKO, NCD,PNG P2-BIB KAWASAKI BK117 A3 1003 MANOLOS AVIATION LTD P.O.BOX 80 NEW RABAUL,ENBP PNG P2-BJD PAC 750XL 750 124 NORTH COAST AVIATION PO BOX 350 LAE, MOROBE PROVINCE P2-BKA KAWASAKI BK117 B2 1064 PACIFIC HELICOPTERS P.O.BOX 342, GOROKA, EHP, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-BKB EUROCOPTER BK117 B2 7069 PACIFIC HELICOPTERS PO BOX 342, GOROKA EASTERN HIGHLANDS PROVINCE Page 5 of 15 REG MAKE MODEL SERIES MSN OPERATOR_NAME OPERATOR_ADDRESS P2-BKC KAWASAKI BK117 B2 1058 PACIFIC HELICOPTERS P.O.BOX 342, GOROKA, EHP, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-BKD KAWASAKI BK117 B2 1045 PACIFIC HELICOPTERS P.O.BOX 342, GOROKA, EHP,PNG P2-BOB BEECH B95 B55 TC-1682 TRANS NIUGINI TOURS PO BOX 371 MOUT HAGEN WESTERN HIGHLANDS PROVINCE P2-BWC PAC 750XL 750 XL136 CENTRAL AVIATION PO BOX 858, MT. HAGEN WESTERN HIGHLANDS PROVINCE P2-BWE PAC 750XL 750 XL161 CENTRAL AVIATION PO BOX 858, MT. HAGEN WESTERN HIGHLANDS PROVINCE P2-CBL CESSNA U206 G U206-04799 ISLAND AIRWAYS LTD PO BOX 747 MADANG PROVINCE P2-CHI BOEING 234 200 MJ003 COLUMBIA HELICOPTERS PO BOX 1021 PORT MORESBY NATIONAL CAPITAL DISTRICT P2-CHK BOEING 234 200 MJ006 COLUMBIA HELICOPTERS PO BOX 1021 PORT MORESBY NATIONAL CAPITAL DISTRICT P2-DFB BELL 212 212 30799 HEVILIFT AVIATION LTD P.O.BOX 1197, MT HAGEN, WHP 281, PNG P2-FXA EUROCOPTER AS350 BA 1745 PACIFIC HELICOPTERS PO BOX 342, GOROKA EASTERN HIGHLANDS PROVINCE P2-FXB EUROCOPTER AS350 FXII 2040 PACIFIC HELICOPTERS PO BOX 342, GOROKA EASTERN HIGHLANDS PROVINCE P2-HBA MIL MI8 AMT 59849605182 HELI NIUGINI LTD PO BOX 914 MADANG PROVINCE 511 PNG P2-HBB MIL MI8 AMT 59489607904 HELI NIUGINI LTD PO BOX 914 MADANG PROVINCE 511 PNG P2-HBE MIL MI8 MTV 95651 HELI NIUGINI LTD PO BOX 914 MADANG PROVINCE 511 PNG P2-HBH BELL 206 L3 51012 HELI NIUGINI LTD PO BOX 914 MADANG PROVINCE 511 PNG Page 6 of 15 REG MAKE MODEL SERIES MSN OPERATOR_NAME OPERATOR_ADDRESS P2-HBI BELL 407 400 53097 HELI NIUGINI LTD PO BOX 914 MADANG PROVINCE 511 PNG P2-HBS BELL 206 L1 45645 HELI NIUGINI LTD PO BOX 914 MADANG PROVINCE 511 PNG P2-HBT BELL 407 400 53186 HELI NIUGINI LTD PO BOX 914 MADANG PROVINCE 511 PNG P2-HBU BELL 407 400 53809 HELI NIUGINI LTD PO BOX 914 MADANG PROVINCE 511 PNG P2-HBX BELL 205 A1 30109 HELI NIUGINI LTD PO BOX 914 MADANG PROVINCE 511 PNG P2-HCA BELL 407 400 53054 HEVILIFT AVIATION LTD P.O.BOX 1197, MT HAGEN, WHP 281, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-HCB BELL 407 400 53141 HEVILIFT AVIATION LTD P.O.BOX 1197, MT HAGEN, WHP 281, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-HCI BELL 212 212 31294 HEVILIFT AVIATION LTD P.O.BOX 1197, MT HAGEN, WHP 281, PAPUA NEW GUINEA P2-HCK BELL 212 212 30583 HEVILIFT
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  • Goroka Market

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    NOT FOR PUBLICATION INSTITUTE OF CURRENT WORLD AFFAIRS EPW-8 P. O. Box 628, Goroka :rket Port Moresby, Papua, Territory of Papua & New Guinea OCtober 6, 967 Mr. Richard H. Nolte, Executive Director, Institute of Current World Affairs, 366 Madison Avenue, New York I007, New York, United States of America Dear Mr. Nolte, Goroka lies on the main Highlands Highway roughly midway between Mount Hagen and Lae. It is the end of the road for many of the hundreds of trucks that travel each week between the Highlands and the coast, for beyond Goroka the road is oftem closed because of landslips, and it is marginal whether it is cheaper to transport goods by road, or by air to and from Madang. Beyond Goroka one's chances of a backload to the coast grow dimmer as one progresses inland, for even in the Highlands, presently the area with the highest economic potential in the Territory, more goods are still transported in than are eported to other centres. As was until recently the case in Mount Hagen, and is still quite glaringly so in _anantu, Goroka is effectively cut in two by its airstrip. Aeroplanes were landing egularly in the Highlands up to 20 years before the first trucks came up the Eassam Pass in the early 950s. Throughout most of the week Goroka has a rather quiet air. Indeed, unless one is part of the various indi.enous, public service, academic, coercial or planting components of the local scene, it can be a very boring town. Coming from the coast, the Highlands Highway enters the commercial part of town, where the hotel, rotel and guesthouse, and the few main general stores are located.
  • Political Governance and Service Delivery in Western Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea

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  • RAPID ASSESSMENT of AVOIDABLE BLINDNESS and DIABETIC RETINOPATHY REPORT Papua New Guinea 2017

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