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Quest Kodiak 100
The Quest Kodiak 100, vital to Penguinair's fleet, is a marvel of power and versatility, adeptly navigating Papua New Guinea's rugged terrain. This single-engine turboprop excels in both cargo and passenger service, boasting an impressive payload capacity, advanced avionics, and a comfortable cabin. The Kodiak 100, with its unmatched capability for operating on unimproved runways, has become an indispensable lifeline for the remote communities of Papua New Guinea.
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Penguinair operates 4 Kodiak 100s, with the first one P2-NTK, delivered on December 17th, 2021. Fun Fact: Penguinair flew the first ever SimWorks Studios Kodiak 100 flight on FSAirlines!
Cessna C208 Grand Caravan
The Cessna 208 Grand Caravan is a cornerstone of Penguinair's fleet, proving its mettle in the challenging terrain of Papua New Guinea. This robust turboprop, equipped with modern avionics and a commodious cabin, has proved adept at both cargo and passenger services. Notable for its sturdy build and exceptional short take-off and landing capabilities, the Grand Caravan has become a critical conduit for the remote communities scattered across the country. Among the three in operation, the P2-TNA holds a distinguished position as the inaugural aircraft of Penguinair's fleet.
Pilatus PC-6
The Pilatus PC-6, an emblem of rugged dependability, demonstrates exceptional capabilities in Papua New Guinea's varied terrain as part of Penguinair's fleet. This stalwart turboprop showcases unparalleled short take-off and landing prowess, facilitating operations even in the most challenging environments. Serving both cargo and passenger roles with equal efficiency, the PC-6's robust construction and spacious cabin have made it an invaluable resource in linking the country's remote communities. Among Penguinair's fleet, the PC-6 continues to be a testament to endurance and versatility.
PAC P-750 XSTOL
The PAC P-750 XSTOL, part of Penguinair's dynamic fleet, is specifically engineered for the demanding topography of Papua New Guinea. With its extraordinary short take-off and landing (STOL) capabilities, this aircraft thrives in remote areas, offering unprecedented access to isolated communities. Whether transporting cargo or passengers, the P-750's robust design and spacious interior make it a key asset in Penguinair's mission to connect the diverse and distant regions of the country.
