Social Responsibility
Corporate Sponsorship Program
NSPL’s Corporate Social Responsibility is guided by the principles of the company’s Corporative plan and is integrated with the Company’s broader strategic objectives and vision endorsed by the Board. It prioritizes initiatives and improvement areas with the greatest business value and provides a framework for optimizing the positive impact of our social corporate responsibility activities.
The Strategy focuses on the achievement of two measurable goals that address our contribution to the socio-economic development of PNG, align with the PNG Government’s strategic goals and reflect our commitment to continuous performance improvement.
Making a positive contribution to air navigation safety PNG remains a critical part of both our Company and Social Responsibility strategies. We see safety as an important means through which we can contribute towards the overall success of PNG, which underpins the success of NSPL.
- Commemorative Contributions
- Rural Air Transport Services
NSPL continued to subsidize the cost of providing rural air transport services by exempting air navigation charges to all rural airstrip operators.
Keglsugul airstrip (Mt Wilhelm), Gembogl District Chimbu Province (Image source: Rural Airstrip Agency)
Women Empowerment and Social Inclusion
NiuSky Pacific, has proudly sponsored and participated for three consecutive years in the renowned Miss Pacific Islands Pageant (MPIP) PNG by sponsoring three vibrant brand ambassadors representing our former name as Miss PNG Air Services. The proceeds from this pageant go towards assisting the scholarship fund which the MPIP has established over the years to provide scholarship (upon application) for young women who are faced with financial difficulties in their pursuit of tertiary education. According to the MPIP PNG Scholarship Update, over 256 young women have benefitted from the MPIP scholarship worth about K804,000.
Through our brand ambassadors, not only do we educate the public on our company and promote our critical role in the air transport industry but essentially contribute to the empowerment of Papua New Guinean women and girls through education.
2017 MPIP Scholarship recipients from the Sacred Heart Teachers College alongside MPIP Chairlady Mrs Babao O’Neill and 2017 Miss PNG Niawali Twain. Each year, 12 scholarships are awarded to female students completing the final year of their tertiary education (Image Source: MPIP 2017). 
2015 Miss PNG contestants donating blood at the Port Moresby General Hospital Blood Bank with 2014 Miss PNGASL, Grace Nugi who became Miss PNG 2015, fourth from left and 2015 Miss PNGASL, Mary Konobo third from left (Image Source: MPIP 2015) 
2019 Miss PNGASL, Helen Ipauki tours the Headquarters with the Executive Officers and Managing Director and CEO of NiuSky Pacific, Capt. Pakii.
