Andapa Airport (IATA: ZWA, ICAO: FMND) is a small regional airport serving the town of Andapa in the Sofia Region of northeastern Madagascar. It provides essential air connectivity for a town that is otherwise difficult to reach by road, particularly during the rainy season when local routes become impassable. The airport operates limited scheduled domestic services and is primarily used for light aircraft and charter flights. It plays a critical role in supporting the local economy, which is centered on vanilla cultivation and agriculture, by enabling the transport of people and goods to and from more connected urban centers. Due to its remote location and limited infrastructure, Andapa Airport handles very modest passenger volumes. It is typical of Madagascar's smaller domestic airstrips, which serve isolated communities across the island.