- in
Vanuatu (IATA: SON, ICAO: NVSS). The
airport used to be
called Santo-
Pekoa International airport until it was
renamed in the
Vanuatu AIPV amendment...
-
seriously injuring some p****engers. The
aircraft had been
heading to Santo-
Pekoa International Airport. The
mountainous region where the
aircraft crashed...
- 1943. Also
built on the
island was
Bomber Field No.2
which became Santo-
Pekoa International Airport after the war.
Palikulo Bay Airfield, also called...
-
Luganville Airfield no
longer exist, but the
Bomber 3 was
turned into Santo-
Pekoa International Airport.
Other facilities built were five
military hospitals...
- independence. The
uprising lasted about 12 w****s. The
rebels blockaded Santo-
Pekoa International Airport, destro**** two bridges, and
declared the independence...
-
Location Airport IATA Code
Luganville Santo-
Pekoa International Airport SON Port Vila
Bauerfield International Airport VLI...
- 1980 Now part of
Vanuatu lasted about 12 w****s. The
rebels blockaded Santo-
Pekoa International Airport, destro**** two bridges, and
declared the independence...
- NVSO LNE
Lonorore Airport Luganville,
Espiritu Santo Sanma NVSS SON Santo-
Pekoa International Airport Maewo Penama NVSN MWF Maewo-Naone
Airport Mota Lava...
-
Canal du Segond, also
known as
Canal Pekoa and in
English Segond Channel,
literally "Second Channel,"
separates the
island of Aore from the city of Luganville...
- ****anese attack. The group, now
fully equipped with new B-17s,
moved to the
Pekoa Airfield,
Espiritu Santo, New
Hebrides in July 1942 and
became part of Thirteenth...
