Kongwa Airport is a small general aviation airstrip located in Kongwa, a town in the Dodoma Region of central Tanzania. It serves the local district primarily for light aircraft operations, charter flights, and occasional government or NGO transport needs. The airport has no scheduled commercial airline service and operates at a basic infrastructure level typical of rural Tanzanian airstrips. It falls under the oversight of Tanzania Airports Authority (TAA), which manages numerous smaller aerodromes across the country. Kongwa town is historically notable as the site of the ill-fated British Overseas Food Corporation groundnut scheme in the late 1940s, and the airstrip likely dates to or near that era of development in the region.