Yap FM – Pacific Mission Aviation (PMA) continued its vital air service across the region throughout September 2026, providing regular flights that connected remote island communities with Yap, Palau, Guam, and neighboring islands, including Chuuk.
During the month, PMA accommodated a total of 264 passengers across its September flight operations. The airline completed five flights to Palau, where the aircraft remained overnight before returning to Yap. PMA also conducted multiple flights to Yap’s island atolls of Ulithi, Woleai and Fais.
In addition, PMA completed three flights connecting Fais and Ulithi before returning to Yap. PMA also flew two additional flights to Guam and back, further supporting regional connectivity.
There is a regular weekly service between Koror, Palau and Yap and provides convenient charters for dive and tour groups wanting to visit both Palau and Yap outside of scheduled air services.
PMA operates a fleet of twin-engine aircraft including Beechcraft King Airs, Beechcraft Queen Airs, and a Britten-Norman Islander for services between islands and a Cessna 206 within Palau.
Their continued air service highlights the important role reliable air transportation plays in connecting remote island communities and supporting access to essential services, resources, and opportunities.
Pacific Mission Aviation has a long history of providing safe and dependable air transportation throughout the region, connecting remote island communities and supporting access to essential services and resources.
For more information, please see the Pacific Mission Aviation listing at https://visityap.com/fly_yap.php.
