Juba International Airport — Juba, South Sudan

Juba International Airport, identified by the code JUB, serves as the principal air gateway to South Sudan's capital, positioned along the banks of the White Nile. Since South Sudan's independence in 2011, the airport has functioned under considerable strain, handling a disproportionate volume of humanitarian and aid-related traffic given the country's recurring instability and limited road infrastructure elsewhere. Numerous United Nations agencies and non-governmental organizations rely on JUB as a logistics hub for flights reaching remote parts of the country otherwise difficult to access. Commercial service connects Juba to regional cities such as Nairobi, Addis Ababa, and Entebbe, though schedules and carrier availability have shifted frequently over the years. Efforts to expand and modernize the terminal have proceeded gradually, constrained by the broader economic challenges facing the world's youngest nation.