Musula Airstrip (ICAO: AYUL) is a small, unpaved airstrip located in Papua New Guinea, serving the remote community of Musula. It is one of many bush airstrips scattered across the country's rugged terrain, providing essential air access to communities that lack road connections. The airstrip primarily supports missionary aviation, humanitarian aid, and light general aviation operations. Organizations such as Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) and similar operators frequently serve such remote strips throughout Papua New Guinea to deliver supplies and transport passengers. No scheduled commercial airline services are known to operate at Musula Airstrip. Access by air remains the most practical means of reaching the community, given Papua New Guinea's challenging geography.