Jeki Airport (IATA: JEK, ICAO: FLJK) is a small bush airstrip located in the Jeki area of Zambia, near the Lower Zambezi National Park. It primarily serves light aircraft and charter flights transporting tourists and safari operators to the surrounding wildlife areas. The airstrip is a critical access point for remote lodges and camps in the Lower Zambezi ecosystem, as road access to the region is extremely limited and challenging. It plays an essential role in supporting conservation tourism in one of Zambia's most ecologically significant areas. Operations at Jeki Airport are typical of bush airstrips in sub-Saharan Africa, with minimal facilities and no scheduled commercial airline service. Charter companies operating small propeller aircraft make up the bulk of traffic.