Airports in Papua new Guinea, List of major airports in Papua new Guinea
| Airport Name | IATA Code | ICAO Code | Airport City |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yasuru Airport | KSX | YAS | Yasuru |
| Woitape Airport | WTP | WTP | Fatima Mission |
| Wipim Airport | WPM | WPM | Wipim |
| Wewak International Airport | WWK | Wewak | |
| Wapenamanda Airport | WBM | Wapenamanda | |
| Vanimo Airport | VAI | Vanimo | |
| Tufi Airport | TFI | TUFI | Tufi |
| Tokua Airport | RAB | Kokopo | |
| Tari Airport | TIZ | Tari | |
| Tapini Airport | TPI | TAP | Tapini |
| Tadji Airport | TAJ | TAD | Aitape |
| Tabubil Airport | TBG | Tabubil | |
| Suki Airport | SKC | SUKI | Suki |
| Sasereme Airport | TDS | Sasereme | |
| Port Moresby Jacksons International Airport | POM | Port Moresby | |
| Obo Airport | OBX | OBO | Obo |
| Nuku Airport | UKU | NUKU | Nuku |
| Nadzab Airport | LAE | Lae | |
| Mount Hagen Kagamuga Airport | HGU | Mount Hagen | |
| Moro Airport | MXH | Moro | |
| Momote Airport | MAS | Manus Island | |
| Misima Island Airport | MIS | Misima Island | |
| Mendi Airport | MDU | Mendi | |
| Madang Airport | MAG | Madang | |
| Losuia Airport | LSA | Losuia | |
| Londolovit Airport | LNV | Londolovit | |
| Lake Murray Airport | LMY | LKM | Lake Murray |
| Kokoda Airport | KKD | KOK | Kokoda |
| Kiunga Airport | UNG | Kiunga | |
| Kikori Airport | KRI | Kikori | |
| Kerema Airport | KMA | Kerema | |
| Kavieng Airport | KVG | Kavieng | |
| Kandrian Airport | KDR | KDR | Kandrian |
| Kamusi Airport | KUY | KSI | Kamusi |
| Jacquinot Bay Airport | JAQ | JCB | Jacquinot Bay |
| Ihu Airport | IHU | IHU | Ihu |
| Hoskins Airport | HKN | Kimbe | |
| Gurney Airport | GUR | Gurney | |
| Goroka Airport | GKA | Goronka | |
| Girua Airport | PNP | Popondetta | |
| Gasmata Island Airport | GMI | GMA | Gasmata Island |
| Daru Airport | DAU | Daru | |
| Chimbu Airport | CMU | Kundiawa | |
| Buka Airport | BUA | Buka Island | |
| Bosset Airport | BOT | BST | Bosset |
| Balimo Airport | OPU | BLI | Balimo |
| Baimuru Airport | VMU | BMU | Baimuru |
| Awaba Airport | AWB | AWB | Awaba |
| Aropa Airport | KIE | KIA | Kieta |
| Aitape Airport | ATP | APE | Aitape |
The IATA airport code consists of three letters and is defined by IATA (International Air Transport Association).
The ICAO airport code consists of four letters and is defined by ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization).