Political Upheaval in PNG as Hon Kerenga Kua Steps Down as Minister for Energy

PNG Air has expressed its regret to both valued customers and the wider public as it grapples with disruptions in its scheduled flights. Effective midnight, restrictions enforced by the national jet aviation fuel supplier have forced PNG Air to anticipate potential delays, introducing the possibility of late boarding.

The disruption is anticipated to persist until the constraints on the supply of jet aviation fuel are lifted. Despite these challenges, PNG Air, following a comprehensive assessment of available fuel reserves, is resolute in its commitment to maintaining the current flight schedule. Any necessary adjustments will be promptly communicated to the public as the situation evolves.

In an effort to minimize the impact on travelers, the PNG Air Call Centre team is proactively reaching out to customers who have purchased tickets for upcoming flights that may be affected by these delays. PNG Air extends sincere apologies for any inconvenience caused, underscoring the understanding of passengers during this period and acknowledging that the situation is beyond the airline's control.

For additional information and inquiries, concerned individuals are strongly encouraged to contact the PNG Air Call Centre at 16111 (Digicel toll-free) or 7411 2644 (Bmobile and Telikom). PNG Air expresses gratitude for the cooperation and patience of its valued customers as it navigates through these unforeseen challenges.

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Political Upheaval in PNG as Hon Kerenga Kua Steps Down as Minister for Energy