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Nomane Airport is a small, remote airstrip serving the settlement of Namane in Chimbu Province, in the highlands of Papua New Guinea. Sitting at an elevation of 6,129 feet, it offers a single grass runway and no instrument approach aids, making it a strictly visual, day-only destination for light aircraft operating in the Papua New Guinea highlands.
Nomane Airport is a small airfield located at Namane in Chimbu Province, Papua New Guinea, sitting high in the country's mountainous interior. It is a basic grass airstrip without instrument approach facilities, typical of the short, high-altitude strips that serve isolated highland communities and rely on visual flight rules for access.
The airfield lies in Chimbu Province, Papua New Guinea, at coordinates 6.3205 degrees south, 145.071 degrees east, in the country's rugged highland terrain.
Nomane has a single physical runway, aligned 08/26, surfaced in grass. The 08 threshold offers a landing length of 1,252 feet and the 26 threshold 1,251 feet, giving an effectively symmetric strip a little under 1,300 feet long. There is no ILS or other instrument approach available.
No communications frequencies are published for Nomane Airport; pilots should expect to operate without a dedicated radio service at the field.
