Hamaguir Airport is a small, remote airfield located in the Béchar Province of southwestern Algeria, situated deep in the Sahara Desert. It is associated with the town of Hamaguir and carries the ICAO code DAOM, though it has no assigned IATA code, reflecting its limited commercial significance. The site is historically notable as France used the Hamaguir area as a rocket and missile testing range during the late 1950s and 1960s, launching early space rockets including the Diamant program precursors before Algeria gained full control of the territory following independence. The airfield served logistical support functions for these activities. Today the facility operates as a minor, non-commercial airfield with very limited or no scheduled passenger service. Its remoteness and sparse local population mean it serves primarily functional or government-related purposes rather than civilian aviation.