Pakuba Airport is a small, remote airstrip located in northwestern Uganda, situated within or near the Pakuba area of Murchison Falls National Park. It primarily serves safari operators and conservation-related flights accessing one of Uganda's largest and most visited national parks. The airstrip handles light aircraft and charter flights rather than scheduled commercial airline services. It functions as a key access point for tourists and wildlife researchers visiting the park, reducing the need for long overland journeys from Kampala or Entebbe. Given its remote location and limited infrastructure, the airport has minimal facilities and is managed primarily to support tourism and park operations rather than as a commercial aviation hub.