

Aeronautical Operations
Elevating your travel experience with safe, seamless, and expertly managed aeronautical operations across the Solomon Islands.—welcome to world-class service at SIACL.
Asset Management
Maximizing the value of airport assets with strategic management and sustainable practices—SIACL ensures top-tier facilities for a seamless travel experience.
Corporate Services
Empowering excellence in airport operations—our Corporate Services drive innovation, efficiency, and quality, ensuring a first-class experience across Solomon Islands airports.
Welkam to SIACL:
A New Era for Solomon Islands Airports
Hello and welcome to the official website of the Solomon Islands Airport Corporation Limited (SIACL)! We’re thrilled to have you here as we embark on an exciting journey to redefine the airport experience across our beautiful islands. At SIACL, our mission is clear: to transform Solomon Islands airports into vibrant, world-class hubs that reflect the warmth and spirit of our people.
With our newly established company, we’re focused on excellence—improving safety, elevating service, and creating a seamless travel experience for all. From modernized facilities to strengthened infrastructure, we’re dedicated to enhancing both local and international connectivity. SIACL is more than an airport management company; we’re passionate about creating gateways that inspire pride and joy in everyone who passes through.
Thank you for joining us on this journey. Together, let’s build an extraordinary future for Solomon Islands aviation.
Warm regards,

Michael Holmes
Ceo, Ab Tact
Transforming Solomon Islands Airports for Excellence
Transforming Solomon Islands Airports for Global Connectivity Excellence



Technical Services
Delivering reliable maintenance and technical support to ensure optimal airport operations.

Fire Services
Expertly trained teams dedicated to safety and rapid response, ensuring secure and protected airport operations across our islands.


Learning & Development
Empowers talent with cutting-edge skills to enhance safety, service, and operational excellence.

Airports and Collaborations
Efficient airport operations require a collaborative approach, where all stakeholders work together seamlessly to deliver a safe and enjoyable travel experience.
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Airport Safety
and ComplianceSIACL has a strong focus on improving Safety and Operational integrity.
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Resilient Airports
Airports are an important lifeline utility in the event of regional or national emergency event.
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Resilient Airport Infrastructure
A number of Provincial Airfields are basic grass/dirt strips. This makes them unreliable and sometimes inaccessible.
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Air Transport
systemAirports also play an important part in regional economic and social development across the Solomons
Have You Any Questions?
We are always here to help you
1825
Completed Works
69
Winning Awards
532
Satisfied Clients
27
Team Members
Meet Our Board Members
Guiding SIACL’s vision, our Board brings expertise, leadership, and strategic insight to shape the future of Solomon Islands aviation.
Our Current Projects
Major upgrades to Taro and Seghe airfields
Resurfacing of the existing asphalt paved runways at Honiara and Munda
Contact Us
Need assistance or information? SIACL is here for passengers, airlines, and stakeholders. Contact us by phone, email, or visit our Honiara office for support.
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