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Wewak Airport

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Gateway to lush jungles and vibrant culture
Airport in Papua New Guinea
Mainly serving (5 km)
4 destinations

Wewak Airport serves as Papua New Guinea’s main gateway to the northern coast. Located near the town of Wewak, it connects travelers with remote villages and lush rainforests. The airport handles domestic flights from Port Moresby and regional routes, supporting both tourism and local travel. Its simple terminal provides basic amenities for passengers arriving by small planes or larger commercial aircraft. Surrounded by tropical landscapes, the airport offers a practical entry point to a region known for its cultural diversity and natural beauty without unnecessary frills.

Last update: 12 Oct 2026
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Wewak Airport Summary
Wewak Airport is an airport near Wewak in Papua New Guinea. It currently offers regular passenger service to 4 destinations operated by 2 airlines.
Top airlines
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Air Niugini (PX)
28 flights per week
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PNG Air (CG)
15 flights per week
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Papua New Guinea – Quick facts
Power Grid: 240 V, 50 Hz
Plug: Type I
Type I:
Diagram of a Type I power plug

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Currency: Papua New Guinean Kina (PGK)
£1 ≈ PGK 5.97
Cashless info: Rating 2/5
Cashless payments are not widely accepted in Papua New Guinea, especially outside of Port Moresby. Cash is preferred in most places.

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eSIM providers: Best value: Saily
Flexibility: Airalo
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Tipping: Tipping is not widely practised in Papua New Guinea, but small tips may be appreciated by hotel staff and taxi drivers.
Public drinking: Public drinking is generally prohibited in Papua New Guinea, and alcohol consumption is regulated in licensed venues.
Public smoking: Smoking is allowed in designated areas, but smoking in public spaces is regulated.
Independence Day
(16 September)
Celebrating Papua New Guinea’s independence from Australia
Emergency contact: Emergency Numbers: 000 or 112 (Police), 111 (Ambulance), 110 (Fire)
Taxi apps: None
Other: Papua New Guinea offers a rich cultural experience and stunning natural landscapes, though travelling can be challenging due to the country’s infrastructure and security situation.
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