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Annanberg Airport (IATA: AOB) is a small rural airstrip in Papua New Guinea’s Madang Province, serving the remote Annanberg community. It provides essential air access for passengers, supplies, and medical evacuations where road links are limited. The facility is suited to light STOL aircraft and has minimal infrastructure.
💡 Local Tip
Frequent visitors confirm the strip’s condition with the pilot or local operator before departure, as heavy rain can soften the surface and delay or cancel small-aircraft flights.
🚖 Getting There
There is no public transport at the airstrip, so arrange a pickup or charter transfer before arrival. Confirm with your pilot or local contact who will meet you and how you will reach your final destination. In wet conditions, allow extra time because nearby roads and tracks can be impassable.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What airlines serve Annanberg Airport?
A: There is no reliable scheduled airline service; most movements are charter, missionary, cargo, or medevac flights using small aircraft.
Q: What facilities are at AOB?
A: Expect very basic facilities, likely an unpaved airstrip and no terminal or commercial services. Bring everything you need.
Q: How do I reach Annanberg?
A: Most travelers arrive by light aircraft from larger PNG towns such as Madang, depending on charter availability; road access is limited and weather-dependent.
Q: Can I book a seat to Annanberg online?
A: Usually no. Seats are arranged through charter operators, local organizations, or community contacts rather than online booking platforms.
AI-generated content · Generated Oct 1, 2026 · deepseek-v4.1-flash