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Owena Airstrip is a short, unpaved bush strip in the Eastern Highlands Province of Papua New Guinea, near the town of Kainantu, sitting at a high elevation of 5,430 feet. It is a remote highland field with a single short runway and no instrument approach, typical of the many small airstrips scattered through Papua New Guinea's interior that serve isolated communities.
Owena Airstrip is a small, unpaved airfield located in the Eastern Highlands Province of Papua New Guinea, close to the town of Kainantu. It sits at a notably high elevation of 5,430 feet, placing it firmly within the mountainous interior of the country. Fields of this type are typically operated to connect remote highland communities that have no road access, and a flight here gives a simulator pilot a taste of the short, high-altitude bush strips that characterise Papua New Guinean aviation.
Owena Airstrip lies at coordinates 6.6961 degrees south, 145.809 degrees east, in the Eastern Highlands Province near Kainantu. No specific airspace classification, controlled airspace boundaries, or nearby aerodromes are given in the available data.
Owena Airstrip has a single physical runway, 10/28, measuring 1,164 feet in length and surfaced with an unpaved (dirt) surface. There is no lighting or instrument landing system associated with the runway.
No radio callsign, frequencies, air-ground or ATC service, or navigational aids are recorded for this airstrip. There is no instrument approach available; any arrival must be flown visually.
No published joining or circuit procedures, circuit heights, or local restrictions are available for Owena Airstrip.
No published visual reference points are available for Owena Airstrip.
No historical information is available for Owena Airstrip.
Owena Airstrip remains an unpaved short strip of 1,164 feet with no lighting or ILS, consistent with the many small bush airstrips found throughout Papua New Guinea's Eastern Highlands. No details on current operators, clubs, fuel availability, opening hours, or PPR requirements are given in the available material.
