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Ambrym Island in Vanuatu is indeed known for its yams

Yams are a staple food in Vanuatu and hold significant cultural importance. They are often associated with fertility, prosperity, and ancestral connections. On Ambrym Island, yams are particularly revered, and the island is known for its unique yam varieties and traditional cultivation practices. It's a key part of the island's identity and culture🍠🌿🇻🇺 . . . 📸 YUMI TOKSTRET

JET FUEL AVAILABILITY IN WESTERN PROVINCE: AIR NIUGINI’S COMMITMENT TO SAFE FLIGHT OPERATIONS

MEDIA RELEASE Air Niugini is pleased to announce that we are continuing to actively work with our partners, OTML and Pacific Energy Aviation Limited (PEAL), to ensure the availability of compliant, sustainable, and appropriate jet fuel solutions in the Western Province. This collaborative effort is essential for maintaining safe flight operations for our valued customers travelling to and from Kiunga and Tabubil. We understand that recent fuel availability issues have caused inconvenience for our customers, and we sincerely apologise for any disruptions this may have caused. Our team is dedicated to resolving these challenges as swiftly and efficiently as possible, prioritising the safety and comfort of our customers. Air Niugini is committed to upholding the highest standards of service and compliance in all our operations. We are confident that, with the support of OTML and PEAL, we will soon be able to implement effective solutions that meet our operational needs and all...

Air Niugini and PNG Air owe K150 million to the National Airports Corporation

Air Niugini and PNG Air owe K150 million to the National Airports Corporation, hindering the latter's ability to implement essential airport upgrades in the country, Minister for Transport and Civil Aviation, Walter Schnaubelt says. The essential upgrades include expanding terminals and improving entry points. Despite multiple requests by him to have past and current management to recover these funds, the amounts remain unpaid and growing, said Minister Schnaubelt. He continued that this leaves him no choice but to consider reviewing employment and board arrangements. Acknowledging public concerns raised against National Airports Corporation - Papua New Guinea , Minister Schnaubelt pointed out that the usual Christmas and New Year peak period congestion has now eased. High volumes of traffic and operations are returning to normal at all airports, he said in a media statement today. The Minister has highlighted that NAC relies on aeronautical charges (K50 per ticket) and...