Mougulu Airport is a small, remote airstrip located in the Gulf Province of Papua New Guinea, serving the isolated community of Mougulu. The airport plays a critical role in providing access to a region that has no practical road connections to the outside world, making air transport the primary means of travel and supply. The airstrip is basic in infrastructure, typical of rural Papua New Guinea aviation facilities, and primarily handles light aircraft operations. It serves as a lifeline for local communities, missionaries, and aid organizations operating in the area. Flights to Mougulu are typically operated by small missionary or charter aviation services, connecting the community to larger regional hubs such as Kiunga or Port Moresby.