Simbari Airstrip is a small, remote airstrip located in the Kainantu District of Eastern Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea. It serves the isolated Simbari community, providing essential air access to a region that has no reliable road connections to major population centers. The airstrip is typical of bush airstrips found throughout Papua New Guinea's highlands, characterized by a short unpaved runway suitable only for small single-engine or light twin-engine aircraft. Mission aviation organizations and small charter operators are the primary users of such facilities in this region. Given its remote location and limited infrastructure, the airstrip plays a critical role in supporting community needs including medical evacuations, supply deliveries, and access to government services.