Air Niugini’s Boeing 767 (B767) aircrafts have now resumed operations on the airline’s Brisbane and Singapore flights following the completion of scheduled heavy maintenance checks. The aircraft had undergone scheduled C-check maintenance for the past six months starting with P2-PXV which returned to service in January, and followed by P2-PXW which returned to service on 20th April. The maintenance included a complete refurbishment of the passenger cabins and lavatories. During this period of scheduled maintenance Air Niugini’s Brisbane and Singapore flights have been operated by Omni Air International under a wet lease arrangement which has now ended. Air Niugini acknowledges Omni for the support in the last seven months while ANG’s B767s were away for the normal C checks. The resumption of the refurbished B767 aircraft is timely as Air Niugini resumes its Tuesday Singapore service on the 07th of May, increasing the frequency to a total of 5 weekly services, plus a fourth weekly service to Hong Kong from Monday 01st July. All Singapore and Brisbane flights are now operated by our refurbished 767s with our own Air Niugini crew. We thank our valued customers for your patience and understanding during the time the B767s were away.