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2. Santo International Airport - Wikipedia

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   Santo International Airport is an airport in Luganville on Espiritu Santo in Vanuatu (IATA: SON, ICAO: NVSS). The airport used to be called Santo-Pekoa International airport until it was renamed in the Vanuatu AIPV amendment released on 16 June 2021. [3] Airports Vanuatu Limited provides aviation services for the airport.

3. List of airports in Vanuatu - Wikipedia

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   Mota Lava Airport (Valua Airport) Norsup, Malekoula: Malampa: NVSP NUS Norsup Airport: Olpoi, Espiritu Santo: Sanma: NVSZ OLJ Olpoi Airport (North West Santo Airport) Tavie, Paama: Malampa: NVSI PBJ Paama Airport: Port Vila, Efate: Shefa: NVVV VLI Bauerfield International Airport: Quoin Hill, Efate: Shefa: NVVQ UIQ Quoin Hill Airport: Redcliffe ...

4. Lonorore Airport - Wikipedia

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   Lonorore is used for Air Vanuatu domestic flights to Port Vila and Santo, sometimes via Ambae. Schedules change regularly but there are typically flights on two or three days of the week. Between April and June the airport caters for significant numbers of day trippers from Port Vila who come to watch the weekly land-diving ceremonies.

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6. Category:Airports in Vanuatu - Wikipedia

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7. Vanair - Wikipedia

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   Air Melanesiæ de Havilland Australia DHA-3 Drover at Bankstown Airport (early 1970s).. The airline commenced operations as Air Melanesiæ in 1965 as a joint venture between two existing airlines, the British-owned New Hebrides Airways (founded in 1963) and French-owned Société Néo-Hébridaise de Transports Aériens, known as Hebridair (founded 1964). [1]