Kotido Airport is a small, unscheduled airstrip located in Kotido, the administrative center of Kotido District in the Karamoja sub-region of northeastern Uganda. It serves primarily humanitarian, government, and charter operations given the remoteness of the area and limited road infrastructure connecting Karamoja to the rest of the country. The airstrip is basic in nature, lacking significant passenger terminal facilities or commercial airline services. It plays an important logistical role for NGOs, UN agencies, and government officials operating in one of Uganda's most underdeveloped regions. Kotido District has historically faced food insecurity, conflict, and development challenges, making air access a critical link for emergency relief and administrative functions. The airstrip is managed under Uganda's civil aviation framework but sees limited regular traffic.