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Drone Rules for ANZ Goroka Corporate Centre

Goroka, Eastern Highlands Province (Eastern Highlands Province) • Papua New Guinea
W9GR+JV9 ANZ Haus, Goroka Eastern Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea
Lat: -6.07493 • Lng: 145.393

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Summary — Highland Aerodrome Helipad Exclusion Policy. Drone operations inside the five-kilometer airport buffer zone are completely prohibited without formal clearance. Mission and supply helicopters require continuous access to designated pads without risk of drone interference. Local aviation security officers strictly enforc
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Flying any unmanned aerial system within controlled airfield limits is forbidden to ensure flight safety. Rotary aircraft provide vital transport services to isolated highland villages and rely on clear helipad approach paths. Operators violating these restrictions face immediate police detention and heavy financial penalties under national laws.

                                

                            

                            

                                

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+ Flying any unmanned aerial system within controlled airfield limits is forbidden to ensure flight safety. Rotary aircraft provide vital transport services to isolated highland villages and rely on clear helipad approach paths. Operators violating these restrictions face immediate police detention and heavy financial penalties under national laws.