Ulongwe Airport is a small, remote airstrip located in the Angónia district of Tete Province, Mozambique. It serves the local community of Ulongwe and the surrounding agricultural plateau region near the Malawi border. The airport lacks scheduled commercial airline service and primarily supports general aviation, missionary flights, humanitarian operations, and occasional charter traffic. Infrastructure at the facility is minimal, reflecting the rural and underdeveloped nature of the surrounding area. Given its remote location and limited facilities, the airport functions mainly as a lifeline connection for communities that would otherwise rely on poor road networks to reach larger urban centers such as Tete or cross-border points into Malawi.