Gemena Airport (IATA: GMA, ICAO: FZFK) is a small regional airport located in Gemena, the capital of Sud-Ubangi province in the northwest of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It serves as a vital air link for a region with limited road infrastructure, making air transport one of the primary means of connecting Gemena to other parts of the country. The airport operates a single unpaved or gravel runway and handles light regional aircraft typical of domestic DRC aviation. Operations are modest, primarily supporting humanitarian, missionary, and light commercial traffic alongside occasional government flights. Given the remote nature of Gemena and the challenging road conditions in the region, the airport plays a disproportionately important role in the movement of people and goods, including humanitarian aid deliveries facilitated by organizations such as the United Nations.