Wabo Airport is a small domestic airstrip located in Wabo, a settlement in the Gulf Province of Papua New Guinea. It serves as a vital air link for a remote community largely inaccessible by road, situated near the Purari River. The airport handles light aircraft operations and is primarily used for essential services, cargo, and passenger transport connecting the area to larger regional centers such as Port Moresby. Given its remote location, air transport is the most practical means of access for residents and government or missionary personnel. The airstrip is typical of rural Papua New Guinea aviation infrastructure, with minimal facilities and no scheduled international services. Operations are generally conducted by small charter or mission aviation organizations.