Terapo Airport is a small, remote airstrip located in Terapo Mission, Gulf Province, Papua New Guinea. It serves as a vital link for the isolated community, providing air access to an area with limited road infrastructure. The airport operates primarily as a light aviation facility, supporting missionary activities, humanitarian flights, and basic passenger services. It is typical of many bush airstrips found throughout Papua New Guinea that connect remote villages to the outside world. Given its remote location and small size, the airport handles minimal traffic and lacks the infrastructure of larger commercial airports. Mission Aviation Fellowship and similar organizations have historically operated in areas like this to serve isolated communities.