Aishalton Airport is a small, rural airstrip located in the village of Aishalton in the Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo region of southern Guyana. It serves as a vital link for the remote Amerindian community, providing access to basic goods, medical services, and personnel that would otherwise require extensive overland travel through difficult terrain. The airport is a simple facility with a grass or unpaved strip, lacking the infrastructure of commercial airports. It is operated primarily for light aircraft serving the needs of the local population and government or humanitarian missions. Aishalton sits in the Rupununi savanna region near the border with Brazil, making air access particularly important given the lack of reliable road connections to the Guyanese coast and capital Georgetown.