Jinka Airport (IATA: BCO, ICAO: HABC) is a small domestic airport serving the town of Jinka in the South Omo Zone of the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region (SNNPR) of Ethiopia. It provides essential air connectivity to this remote part of southwestern Ethiopia, which is otherwise difficult to access due to limited road infrastructure. The airport primarily supports domestic flights connecting Jinka to Addis Ababa and other regional Ethiopian cities. It serves as an important access point for tourists visiting the ethnically diverse South Omo Valley, home to indigenous tribes such as the Mursi, Hamar, and Banna peoples. Given its remote location and limited traffic, Jinka Airport operates with minimal facilities and handles a relatively small volume of passengers, typical of regional airports in rural Ethiopia.