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Herowena Airstrip is a remote, unattended grass strip serving the community of Herowana in the Eastern Highlands Province of Papua New Guinea, sitting at nearly 4,700 feet amid the province's mountainous terrain. It offers a single short runway with no instrument approach, radio service or navigational aids, making it a strictly visual, self-briefed destination for bush pilots.
Herowena Airstrip is a small, remote airstrip located at Herowana in the Eastern Highlands Province of Papua New Guinea. It has no scheduled airline service and no published radio frequencies, marking it out as one of the many isolated bush strips that dot the Papua New Guinea highlands and that depend on visual flying skills and local knowledge for safe access.
The airstrip lies at Herowana in the Eastern Highlands Province of Papua New Guinea, in mountainous, sparsely populated terrain typical of the region. No controlled airspace, FIR boundary detail or nearby aerodrome information is available.
Herowena has a single physical runway, oriented 17/35, with a grass surface measuring 1,790 feet in length. There is no ILS or other instrument approach available, and the strip should be treated as a visual-only, short-field operation.
No communications frequencies are published for Herowena Airstrip, and it appears to be an unattended field with no air-ground or air traffic control service and no navaids.
Herowena Airstrip shows no record of airline service and no published facilities, frequencies or operating hours, consistent with its role as a small, remote highlands strip used mainly for occasional light aircraft movements serving the local community.
