Damba Airport (ICAO: FNDB) is a small airstrip located in Damba, a municipality in the Uíge Province of northwestern Angola. It primarily serves as a regional access point for an area where road infrastructure remains limited and challenging to traverse. The airport handles light aircraft and occasional chartered or regional flights, providing a vital link for residents, government officials, and humanitarian or aid organizations operating in the region. Facilities are basic, reflecting its status as a rural, low-traffic aerodrome. Damba does not hold an IATA code, indicating it is not served by scheduled commercial airline routes in the conventional sense. Its operations are modest compared to Angola's main international gateways such as Luanda's Quatro de Fevereiro International Airport.