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Goroka Airport lies high in the Eastern Highlands Province of Papua New Guinea, serving the town of Goroka from a plateau airfield sitting at 5,197 feet amid mountainous terrain. It is a scheduled domestic airport with two parallel runway strips, making it a notable high-altitude highlands destination for sim pilots seeking a challenging approach environment.
Goroka Airport is the airfield serving Goroka, the capital of Eastern Highlands Province in Papua New Guinea. Set at a field elevation of 5,197 feet within the rugged highlands terrain of the interior of the country, it offers sim pilots a demanding high-altitude environment with mountainous surroundings typical of Papua New Guinea's interior aerodromes.
The airfield is located at Goroka in Eastern Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea, at coordinates 6.0825 South, 145.391 East. It sits within the mountainous interior of the country, and its high elevation of 5,197 feet places it among the more demanding airfields in the region for terrain and density altitude considerations.
Goroka has two parallel hard-surfaced runways aligned 17/35. The longer, 17R/35L, is 5,407 feet in length, while the shorter parallel strip, 17L/35R, measures 4,123 feet. Neither runway is equipped with an ILS.
The tower callsign operates on 118.7 MHz.
Goroka Airport handles scheduled domestic services, with Air Niugini operating flights to Port Moresby and PNG Air serving Lae, Mount Hagen and Port Moresby.
