Ingende Airport is a small, unpaved airstrip located in Ingende, a territory within Équateur Province in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It serves as a basic aviation access point for a remote region where road infrastructure is extremely limited, making air transport a critical link for passengers and goods. The airport operates under the ICAO code FZEI and has no assigned IATA code, reflecting its status as a minor domestic facility rather than a scheduled commercial hub. It primarily supports humanitarian, missionary, and light charter operations typical of remote Congolese airstrips. Given the underdeveloped infrastructure of the surrounding region, the airport plays an important logistical role for NGOs, medical missions, and local government activities, though it handles very limited traffic overall.