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The National Airports Corporation (NAC), with the support from the Government of Papua New Guinea and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) has delivered a state-of-the-art airport to the people of Milne Bay.
The purpose of the Gurney Airport upgrade is to achieve full operational certification and compliance with the National and International Aviation standards, including Standards and Recommended Practices and PNG Aviation rules administered by CASAPNG.
Gurney Airport opening is a significant milestone achievement under the Civil Aviation Development Investment Project 2 (CADIP II) as it is the first among five others to be completed and officially opened.
With its contract value at K76.8mil, the project was officially deemed complete early this month (August) and allowing the open today.
At the opening on Friday, (21st August) in Alotau, Civil Aviation Minister, Douglas Tomuriesa said he's grateful to the CADIP II program for the job well done.
"The Civil Aviation Development Investment Project phase two, thank you for your technical leadership. CADIP II has been the engine behind the upgrading the security, safety and standard.








