On a lighter note CASA PNG advertised in last Friday's PNG National newspaper for a whole heap of people. This also inculded 4 positions for Flying OPS inspectors.
Can't find a link to the ad to post here and there is no link on their website about the positions either for those that may be interested.
Back to the Otter mishap, I'm sure there is enough good information and one sided opinions in relation to similiar topics on other past threads on this forum. The most important thing here is that no one was injured or killed. Have the pilots been suspended ? That's none of your business if you weren't directly involved in the incident. This isn't Australia we are talking about it's PNG and the country has it's own aviation laws, not Australia's. At the end of the day the aircraft will continue to crash and kill people in PNG, it's a fact of life regardless of the aircraft type or experience levels of the pilots. And for the record the pilot in command of the Otter involved was by no means a new pilot to the country. Simple fact is, if you feel unsafe flying in PNG don't fly in PNG, get a job somewhere else.