Elenak Airport is a small, remote airstrip located on Mejato Island in the Marshall Islands, a nation of low-lying atolls and islands spread across the central Pacific Ocean. The airport serves the local community with very limited scheduled air services, primarily supporting inter-island connectivity within the Marshall Islands. The facility is basic in nature, typical of outer-island airstrips in the Pacific, with minimal infrastructure and no significant terminal buildings. Access to Mejato Island is otherwise extremely limited, making the airstrip a critical link for residents and occasional visitors. Given the sparse population of Mejato Island and its remote location, the airport handles very low passenger volumes and operates with simple logistical arrangements. It plays an important role in delivering essential supplies, medical access, and communication to the island community.