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Hatzfeldhaven Airport (HAZ)
Hatzfeldhaven Airport is a small airfield serving Hatzfeldhaven and the northeast coast of Madang Province in Papua New Guinea. It provides a local gateway for onward travel to Madang, nearby coastal villages and the wider Madang region.
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About Hatzfeldhaven Airport
Hatzfeldhaven Airport is a small airfield serving the village of Hatzfeldhaven and the northeast coast of Madang Province in Papua New Guinea. It mainly supports local and charter flights rather than large scheduled airline services.
The airport is located close to the coast in a rural part of Madang Province. The nearest larger town, Madang, lies roughly 100 km to the southeast, and road connections through the region can be slow, especially in wet weather.
Facilities are modest, with a single passenger area, basic check-in and a small arrivals space. Most travelers use the airfield as a local gateway and arrange onward transport to coastal villages or Madang in advance.
Despite its size, the airport provides an important air link for this remote stretch of Papua New Guinea's north coast, offering a practical option for charter flights and regional travel.
Terminal Overview
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Hatzfeldhaven Airport is a small airfield with a single passenger area rather than separate terminals. It mainly handles local and charter flights serving Hatzfeldhaven and the surrounding northeast coast of Madang Province.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Hatzfeldhaven Airport
Transfers
Arrange private transfers from Hatzfeldhaven Airport to Hatzfeldhaven, nearby coastal villages and destinations across Madang Province.
Hourly Chauffeur
Book a chauffeur by the hour for flexible travel from the airport, village visits, business trips or journeys around the Madang region.
Car Rental
Rent a car at Hatzfeldhaven Airport for independent travel along the north coast, though availability is limited and advance booking is recommended.
Bus & Group Transfers
Organize minibuses or charter vehicles for groups travelling between Hatzfeldhaven Airport, coastal villages, Madang and other destinations.
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