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Qantas Resumes Sydney-Port Moresby Flights

Australian Carrier Restores Service Ahead Of Papua New Guinea Rugby Debut

Qantas has announced the return of direct flights between Sydney and Port Moresby, set to launch in March 2026. The twice-weekly service on Boeing 737 aircraft will add almost 35,000 seats annually and complement Qantas’ existing daily Brisbane-Port Moresby flights. The route’s restoration is driven by anticipated demand from Papua New Guinea’s entry into the National Rugby League in 2028 and growth in business and leisure travel. According to Qantas CEO International Cam Wallace, the direct link will provide easier access for sporting fans, business travelers, and tourists. This development was first reported by AeroTime.

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    Qantas Resumes Sydney-Port Moresby Flights

    Australian Carrier Restores Service Ahead Of Papua New Guinea Rugby Debut

    Qantas has announced the return of direct flights between Sydney and Port Moresby, set to launch in March 2026. The twice-weekly service on Boeing 737 aircraft will add almost 35,000 seats annually and complement Qantas’ existing daily Brisbane-Port Moresby flights. The route’s restoration is driven by anticipated demand from Papua New Guinea’s entry into the National Rugby League in 2028 and growth in business and leisure travel. According to Qantas CEO International Cam Wallace, the direct link will provide easier access for sporting fans, business travelers, and tourists. This development was first reported by AeroTime.

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