Remote highland gateway serving the Honinabi community in Papua New Guinea.
Location
Honinabi, Papua New Guinea
Honinabi Airport is a small domestic airport located in the Gulf Province of Papua New Guinea, serving the remote community of Honinabi. The airport provides an essential air link for a region that has limited or no access by road, making aviation the primary means of passenger and cargo transport.
The airport is registered under ICAO code AYHH and IATA code HNN. It is a basic airstrip facility typical of rural Papua New Guinea, supporting light aircraft and small regional turboprop operations rather than commercial jet services.
Given its remote location and small catchment population, the airport primarily supports humanitarian, missionary, and government flights, as well as services by small regional carriers operating within Papua New Guinea's extensive domestic aviation network.
Getting to & from
Ground transport options from Honinabi Airport are extremely limited, with no formal road network connecting the community to major urban centers.
Airlines here
Small regional and charter operators serving Papua New Guinea's domestic routes are the primary users of this airstrip.
Notable facts
- ›Located in Gulf Province, Papua New Guinea.
- ›Aviation is the primary mode of access to the community due to lack of road infrastructure.
- ›The airstrip supports only light and small turboprop aircraft.
- ›Registered with ICAO code AYHH and IATA code HNN.
- ›Commonly serves missionary, humanitarian, and government charter flights.
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