President Obiang Nguema International Airport — Mengomeyén, Equatorial Guinea

President Obiang Nguema International Airport, given the code GEM, is a large modern facility built in Mengomeyén on Equatorial Guinea's mainland region, Río Muni. Constructed with an oversized runway capable of handling wide-body aircraft, the airport was developed as part of the country's ambitions to become a regional aviation and logistics hub in Central Africa, partly leveraging oil revenue. Despite its scale, GEM has historically seen limited scheduled commercial traffic relative to its infrastructure, serving state visits, cargo operations, and periodic international flights. The airport is named after the country's long-serving president. GEM sits at some distance from Bata, the mainland's largest city, making ground transport a consideration for arriving passengers.