Tungsten (Cantung) Airport is a small, remote airstrip located in the Northwest Territories of Canada, near the Yukon border. It primarily serves the Canada Tungsten (Cantung) mine, one of the world's significant tungsten deposits, providing essential air access to an area with no road connections for much of the year. The airport operates as a basic facility supporting mining operations and the small associated community of Tungsten. It handles charter and scheduled flights that connect workers and supplies to the outside world, making it a critical lifeline for the isolated settlement. The area around Tungsten is characterized by rugged subarctic wilderness, and the airport reflects the utilitarian nature of remote resource-extraction communities in Canada's north. Scheduled services have fluctuated over the years in line with the operational status of the mine.