Pangia Airport is a small domestic airstrip located in the Southern Highlands Province of Papua New Guinea, serving the Pangia district and surrounding rural communities. The airport provides essential air access to a region where road infrastructure is limited or non-existent, making aviation the primary means of connecting residents to larger urban centers. The facility is classified as a rural/remote airstrip and handles light aircraft operations typical of Papua New Guinea's extensive network of bush airports. It is used primarily for essential services, cargo, and passenger transport to and from the highlands.