Mfuwe International Airport (IATA: MFU, ICAO: FLMF) is a small international airport located near Mfuwe in Eastern Province, Zambia. It serves as the primary air access point for South Luangwa National Park, one of Africa's premier wildlife reserves and a major safari destination. The airport handles both scheduled and charter flights, with traffic peaking during the dry safari season from June to October. Despite its international designation, it operates on a modest scale suited to the tourism-driven demand of the region. The airfield features a paved runway capable of handling turboprop and small jet aircraft. Its remote location means ground infrastructure is limited, but it plays a vital economic role for the local tourism and hospitality industry.