Putuimi Achuar Airstrip (ICAO: SEUV) is a small, unpaved airstrip located in the Putuimi community in the Pastaza province of Ecuador, within the Amazon rainforest region. It serves the indigenous Achuar people, providing vital air access to a community that has no road connections to the outside world. The airstrip is typical of many jungle strips in the Ecuadorian Amazon, accommodating light single-engine and small twin-engine aircraft used by missionary aviation organizations and occasional charter operators. It plays a critical role in medical evacuation, supply delivery, and community connectivity. Due to its remote location and the nature of Achuar territory, the airstrip is not served by scheduled commercial airline service and lacks formal terminal infrastructure. Access is primarily coordinated through organizations that operate in indigenous territories of the Ecuadorian Amazon.