Agats Airport (ICAO: WAKG) is a small domestic airport serving Agats, the administrative capital of Asmat Regency in the South Papua province of Indonesia. The airport provides a vital air link for this remote, swampy coastal town, which has no practical road connections to other major population centers. The surrounding Asmat region is renowned for its indigenous Asmat people and their elaborate wood-carving traditions, and the airport serves as the primary entry point for visitors, government officials, missionaries, and aid workers. Given the challenging terrain of swampland and rivers, aviation is essential for the movement of people and goods in and out of Agats. The airport operates limited scheduled services with small regional aircraft. Facilities are basic, reflecting the remote and underdeveloped nature of the region.