- Wamena airport, also known as Wamena Sentani Airport, is a domestic airport located in Wamena, the capital city of the Jayawijaya Regency in Papua, Indonesia. The airport is situated at an elevation of 5,479 feet (1,670 meters) above sea level and is operated by PT Angkasa Pura I.
- Wamena airport serves as an important gateway to the Baliem Valley, which is a popular tourist destination in Papua known for its stunning landscapes and traditional indigenous cultures. The airport has a single runway and is capable of handling small to medium-sized aircraft.
- Several domestic airlines operate regular flights to and from Wamena airport, connecting it to major cities in Papua and other parts of Indonesia. These flights provide essential transportation for local residents and facilitate tourism in the region.
- Facilities at Wamena airport include a passenger terminal building, check-in counters, waiting areas, and basic amenities. The airport is relatively small and lacks many modern facilities found in larger international airports.
- Travelers visiting Wamena or the Baliem Valley can utilize ground transportation options such as taxis and local buses to reach their final destinations from the airport. It is advisable to make prior arrangements for transportation, as public transportation options can be limited.
- Wamena airport plays a vital role in promoting tourism, supporting local economies, and connecting remote communities in the Papua region to the rest of Indonesia.