Kebo Airstrip is a small, remote airstrip located in the Papua province of Indonesia, serving the isolated community of Kebo. It operates as a basic general aviation facility, primarily supporting missionary flights, cargo deliveries, and occasional government transport in a region with extremely limited road infrastructure. The airstrip is typical of many facilities in the Papua highlands, featuring a short unpaved or grass runway capable of accommodating only small propeller-driven aircraft. Organizations such as Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) and associated missionary aviation groups have historically been among the primary operators serving such remote strips in the region. Given its remote location and the challenging terrain of Papua's interior, Kebo Airstrip plays a critical role in connecting local communities to essential services, medical supplies, and the outside world, as surface transport options are largely nonexistent.