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Air Niugini has upgraded and increased flights on its busy route to Nadzab airport in Lae following the completion of runway improvement works by National Airports Corporation (NAC). The move will provide a new level of comfort to our customers travelling to and from Lae and allow Air Niugini to increase capacity especially during peak periods, allowing Papua New Guineans to arrive home in time to celebrate Christmas and New Year with families and loved ones. The airline operated its first Boeing 737 commercial flight into Nadzab airport just before Independence on Thursday 15th September, and the B737 aircraft will now become a regular sight at Nadzab over the coming months and years. Air Niugini’s General Manager Commercial and Distribution, Mr Paul Abbot said, “Lae is the largest transport and industrial hub for the Momase region, and a key centre for the Papua New Guinea economy as a whole. “The Boeing 737-800 can carry up to 144 passengers per flight (16 Business and 128 Economy)

Papua New Guinea Prime Minister  James Marape, MP, has arrived in the capital of the Republic of Gabon, Central Africa, for the One Forest Summit.  Upon arrival at the Leon Mbe International Airport, he was received by the Prime Minister for Gabon, Alain Claude Bilie By Nze, along with a ceremonial Gabonese military guard of honour.   PM Marape being received and welcomed by his Gabon counterpart in Libreville, Gabon, Central Africa. After a brief meeting with his Gabonese counterpart, PM Marape paid a courtesy call on the Gabon President, Ali Bongo Ondimba, where they discussed agendas of mutual benefit as well as ways forward on preserving our rainforests.  “I am honoured to be here to attend this auspicious event and participate in it. “I look forward to the discussions by the Presidents of the Republics of Gabon and France and other leaders on how we can protect and preserve the rainforests of the world in a sustainable manner. “I am confident we will achieve a positive outcome fro