Boanamo Airstrip (ICAO: SEBW) is a small, unpaved airstrip located in the Boanamo community within the Ecuadorian Amazon region. It serves as a critical lifeline for indigenous Waorani communities in one of the most remote and biodiverse areas of Ecuador, providing access to supplies, medical assistance, and personnel where no road infrastructure exists. The airstrip is typical of many jungle airstrips in the Ecuadorian Orient, featuring a short grass or dirt runway capable of accommodating small single-engine and light twin-engine aircraft only. Operations are conducted under visual flight rules and are subject to the challenging weather conditions common to the Amazon basin, including frequent rain, low cloud ceilings, and high humidity.