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THE Independent Consumer and Competition Commission (ICCC) should have a closer look at Air Niugini and its airfares. Recent reports suggest that the airline is taking advantage of the current global crisis.
It is charging a whopping K14,000 for a return flight to Brisbane, Australia.
This does not cover freight.
Domestic fares too have skyrocketed.
Interestingly, one notices that there have been staff layoffs, so it appears the travelling public is paying to keep the staff employed.
Larger companies are considering chartered flights as a cheaper option.
Why are we flying heavy jets with less than 30 passengers each flight?
Surely, a F100 would be a better option to Brisbane and return.

Balimo Wabea,
Boroko