Port Keats Airport — Wadeye, Australia

Port Keats Airport (PKT) serves Wadeye, a remote Aboriginal community in the Northern Territory of Australia, also historically known as Port Keats mission. The airport is a small, unpaved-adjacent regional strip that provides an essential lifeline for the isolated community, supporting Royal Flying Doctor Service medical evacuations, mail, freight, and passenger charter flights, especially during the wet season when road access is cut off. There is no scheduled commercial jet service; light aircraft operated by regional carriers handle most traffic. PKT reflects the broader pattern of remote Top End airstrips that exist primarily to connect isolated communities to Darwin and other regional centers.