Kaieteur Airport — Kaieteur Falls, Guyana

Kaieteur Airport (KAI) is a small airstrip located near Kaieteur Falls in the interior of Guyana, one of the tallest single-drop waterfalls in the world by volume. KAI exists almost entirely to serve tourism, providing access for scenic flights and day-trip visitors to Kaieteur National Park who would otherwise face a long overland journey through dense rainforest. The airstrip has no scheduled commercial airline service in the conventional sense; instead, small charter aircraft operated by Guyanese domestic carriers bring visitors in from Georgetown, often as part of guided tour packages. Facilities at KAI are basic, consisting of a short unpaved or lightly paved runway with minimal infrastructure. The airport's remoteness underscores just how inaccessible the falls would otherwise be, making KAI a critical link for Guyana's ecotourism industry.