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ADELAIDE—Papua New Guinea carrier Air Niugini is making progress on its plans to replace most of its jet and turboprop fleets. The airline is in the final stages of selecting an aircraft type to replace its smaller jets, CEO Bruce Alabaster said during the CAPA Australia-Pacific Aviation Summit on...
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